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Oil Rubbed Bronze 16.1.2-T Double Twist Hollow Iron Baluster for Staircase Remodel, Box of 5

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1.Style:Long Twist - Oil Rubbed Bronze


  • Decorative iron balusters give your staircase an affordable, updated look with a simple and straightforward installation process
  • Faux Finished - Oil Rubbed Bronze
  • This unique design is only available from House of Forgings, which is also known as the best quality available in the USA.
  • Height: 44" X 1/2" Sq. Ends
  • Pairs with: All 1/2" Sq. balusters, Shoes: 16.3.19, 16.3.2



Product Description

balusters

  • Ends: 1/2″ Sq.
  • Height: 44″
  • Pairs with: All 1/2″ Sq. balusters
  • Shoes: HFORB16.3.19, HFORB16.3.2

The hollow version of the Twist & Basket Series is made out of a higher grade steel so it stands up to the same strength testing of the solid, yet it is easier to handle and easier to cut. Hollow balusters are quickly becoming the most popular option for stair remodel. These balusters are hollow wrought iron and are 1/2″ square.

They use the shoes for the half-inch balusters HFORB16.3.19 and HFORB16.3.2. Also, pair with all other half-inch products.

House of Forgings brand iron balusters are known for being the highest quality balusters with the best powder coated and custom faux finishes.

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How to Replace Wood Balusters with Iron Balusters

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Step 1 – Preparing the work area

Cover all work areas, furniture and decor to protect from the sawdust that will be created when cutting the wood balusters.

Step 2 – Cutting Old Balusters

Using the Reciprocating Saw or Jig Saw, cut the wood balusters in half.

Step 3 – Remove Old Balusters

Once cut, remove the balusters by slowly pushing them back for forth until the nails are worked loose. If nails are left hanging out, use the pliers to wiggle them out.

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Step 4 – Drilling Holes

*This applies if you don’t already have holes from your wooden balusters.

Drill an appropriate size hole for your balusters top and bottom. (If you don’t want to use shoes to hide leftover gaps with square balusters, you can use a mortising bit and punch out a square hole instead.)

Drill 1" to 1.5" deep up into the handrail. Drill 1/4" to 1/2" into the tread / floor. (Use your best judgement as you should know the material you are installing into.)

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Step 5 – Cutting Iron Balusters to Size

Measure and cut your balusters 3/4" longer than the distance from the bottom of the handrail to the top of the base (tread/floor). This gives you enough room to slide the baluster up into the rail and then drop it down into the hole. A Portaband saw or chop saw with metal cutting blade are the best methods to cut wrought iron balusters.

Depending on where you want your pattern to line up, you may cut all from one side or cut some from both sides.

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Step 6 – Insert Iron Balusters

If you are using shoes, Add them in step 7 and then insert the iron balusters into the holes.

Slide your balusters into place. Make sure your pattern is correct and everything lines up.

Step 7 – Base Shoes

If using shoes, slide your shoes on now. Apply about a dime size drop of epoxy in the top and bottom holes. After the epoxy has dried, slide the shoes into place and epoxy them as well with just a little dab. Alternatively, if your shoes have set screws, you can tighten the screw at this point. Allow up to 24 hours for the epoxy to fully dry.

(We recommend always using epoxy for the shoes, as on some hammered.

Iron baluster installation requires one EPC-101 epoxy dispenser, and then one tube of EPC-410 epoxy for every 15 balusters. This assumes you use a dime size drop top and bottom.


rick aleman
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Don’t buy from this place. First the posts are more distressed than need be and look scratched up and the bronze is very light in color. If you need to return for ANY reason the shipping is your responsibility and is way more than the cost of the garbage cheaply made product. It’s a scam joint
Marie
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2021
Works perfect for my stairs! Love the look!
Samantha Thackston
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2021
Arrived earlier than expected, thank you!
J
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2021
We spent over $700.00 for are new house to have rust on our brand new spindles to keep getting the same run around! Will not do anything to help or fix the issue ! Do not buy this product ! Very unsatisfied with this seller !! BUYER BEWARE!!!
david huang
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2021
I will definitely buy these again on my next stair case project.
ej
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2015
Quick delivery and the price was great
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