Installation Guide

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Post-to-Post Staircase Parts Checklist:
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Check local building codes to ensure compliance. All stair parts
shown in this brochure are for interior use only.
Part # Qty
Treads - Select one tread for each step.
Risers - Select one riser for each step. Select one
more riser than treads per each staircase.
Landing Tread - Select sufficient lineal footage
for the entire balcony and width of stairs at each
landing.
Return Nosing - If stair is open on one side, select
one tread return nosing per step. If two-sided,
select two per step.
Starting Newel* - Use at the bottom of the
staircase.
Landing Newel* - Use at the landing corner of an
L-shaped stair and at the second floor landing.
Level Run Newel* - If the balcony is 10 feet or
longer, use a newel every 5 or 6 feet. Place a
newel at every corner. The Landing Newel may
be used, but be sure to match the top block with
the newel used at the top of the stairway for
consistency.
Rosette or Half Newel - Select either a rosette or
half newel for each handrail connecting to a wall.
Newel Mounting Hardware - Select one newel
mounting kit for each newel post mounted on top
of a tread.
Rake Balusters* - Select the 34“ baluster for the
front baluster on each tread and the 36“ baluster
for the back baluster on each tread. If using 3
balusters per tread, use the 36“ baluster for the
middle baluster on each tread.
Rake Balusters for Kneewall Staircase* - Select
the 34“ baluster at a rate of 2 per tread. Standard
placement is 4”on center. Check local building
code for your area.
Level Run Balusters* - Use the 36“ baluster for all
36“ height balconies and the 41“ baluster for all
41“ height balconies. Standard placement is 4”on
center. Check local building code for your area.
Handrail - Buy 13“ of handrail for each tread or
step. Buy enough for all level runs.
Shoe rail for Rake - Buy 13” of corresponding
shoe rail for each tread or step (shoe rail or
kneewall stairs only).
Shoe rail for Balcony (optional) - Buy enough to
cover all Level Runs.
Plugs -Select two wood plugs for every newel
mounting using lag bolts. Select one plug for each
handrail rail bolt used. Select one plug for every
handrail or shoe rail mounting using a lag bolt or
wood screw.
*Note: These guidelines are for a rake handrail height of 36“– 41“.
Longer newels and balusters may be required for a different handrail
height.
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Selecting Your Parts:
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There are several styles and options for your treads, risers, balusters
and newel posts. Below are the most common. Other items are avail-
able by special order. Check with your store representative.
Balusters, Newel Posts, Handrails, and Shoe rails:
Pin Top Baluster: Square Top Baluster:
Pin top balus-
ters used with
solid handrail.
6010
Solid
handrail
6010
Plowed
handrai
l
6045
Shoe rail
1-1/4’’
Starting
Newel
48’’
Starting
Newel
54’’
4012-BT*
Landing
Newel
59’’
4015-BT
4010-BT
3503-BT
3500-BT54
3500-BT
Landing
Newel
54’’
Starting
Newel
54’’
Starting
Newel
48’’
Pin Top
Baluster
Square
Top Bal-
uster
5015
5205
Treads and Risers:
Tread
Riser
8090
Landing Tread
8080 Tread
Return Nosing
Wall Rails and Handrail Ends:
6042
Wall Rail
7009
Returned
End
7011
Quarter-
Turn
Wall Rail Brackets:
C Rosettes:
Round
Rosette
Oval Rosette
D
Half
Newel:
For Wall Finishing
Mounting
Hardware:
Rail
Bolt
Wood
Plugs
Half newels available to match newel style.
Newel Attach
Kits
(Oak, Poplar,
Hemlock)
Rail Joinery
Made
Simple!
Spring Bolt
Rail to Rail
Kit