11 baluster profiles
Iron baluster patterns, satin black.
Eleven profiles from clean rounds to scrolled period patterns. All sourced pre-finished in satin black; alternate finishes on request. Same-week installs for swap projects, IRC code-compliant 4-inch spacing.
- Est. 198739 yrs
- Family-Owned
- Veteran-Owned
- 4.8★ Verified
- Lehigh Valley

Scrolled
Twist
Single-twist iron baluster — the most-requested swap profile. Clean lines, steady visual rhythm.
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Decorative
Basket
Mid-baluster basket weave — adds vertical interest to long straight runs without overwhelming the stair.
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Scrolled
Ribbon
Curved ribbon detail at the mid-rise. Dressier than a plain twist, reads well on curved stairs.
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Decorative
Gothic
Pointed-arch detail — strongest period reference. Pairs with restoration projects and older Center Valley homes.
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Geometric
Hammond Edge
Square-shoulder profile with a chamfered edge — modern transitional, pairs with square-nose treads.
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Scrolled
Scroll
Classic curl-top scroll detail. Heavier ornament — best in Federal-era foyers and grand staircases.
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Minimal
Round
Plain round stock. Quietest option — disappears between newels, lets the wood handrail do the talking.
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Geometric
Hammered Face
Square stock with a hammered-texture face. Reads handmade; common in mountain-style and lodge homes.
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Minimal
Contemporary
Plain square stock, no ornament. Pairs with mono-stringer and floating tread builds.
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Decorative
Mega
Oversized profile — used as accent balusters between standard runs for visual rhythm on long stairs.
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Geometric
Balcony
Wider-spacing variant designed for balcony runs and second-floor overlooks. Code-compliant 4-inch sphere clearance.
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Custom stairs and railings, built in Whitehall.
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