Single Ball Hammer - Solid 9/16" Round Baluster

All orders are custom-made and made to order.

• Order Processing: 1 business day
• Manufacturing: 1 to 4 business days

As a result, the total lead time typically ranges from 2 to 5 business days for pick-up.

If you get it delivered, please add an additional 2 - 5 business days for delivery.

You can pick up your order at: 53 Bakersfield St, Unit 7, North York, ON M3J 1Z4. Our business hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

At this time, we do not offer bulk pricing.

Yes, you may need to cut your balusters to length to ensure they fit properly in your staircase or railing project. Standard balusters often come in preset lengths, typically around 44 inches, but the actual requirements of your installation could vary based on the height of the handrail and the angle of the stairs.

Yes, drilled holes are typically necessary for baluster installation. These holes allow you to securely attach the balusters to the handrails. Depending on the design and the mounting method, you may need to drill holes both at the top of each baluster. We countersink the holes for the most stable and concealed connection. We can drill holes in any baluster, whether it is cut flat or angle cut. We can also supply the wood screws for your project.

Angle cuts are optional but recommended for sloping handrails to ensure they fit perfectly with the balusters.

To find the angle cut you need, find the incline angle of your stairs. Then, calculate the required angle cut.

90° - Stair Incline Angle = Angle Cut

If your stair is inclined at 48°, then your required angle cut is 42°.

Powder coating is not strictly necessary, but it is highly recommended for balusters. Powder coating is used for aesthetic appeal and as a protective layer. It is applied as a dry powder and cured under heat. It provides a tougher finish than traditional paints and is more resistant to scratching, chipping, and fading. We do powder coating in-house and offer different colors.

Threaded holes are used to secure the balusters to a metal bar that sits under the wooden rail. This is often used by builders or contractors and is not typically used in a DIY install.

We offer a wide selection of powder coating finishes, including Satin Black, Matte Black, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, Matte White, Semi-Gloss Black, Copper Vein, Black Fine Sand, Silver Vein, and more. If we don't stock a color, we can order it in. Feel free to contact us to discuss more.

Pros: Solid balusters offer additional strength and durability which lengthens the lifespan of a staircase. Solid reduces vibrations, noise and rattling as people use the staircase. They also feel higher quality than hollow balusters.

Cons: Solid balusters are heavier than hollow balusters, which can make it more difficult to install. If shipped, solid balusters also cost more to be delivered.

All of our balusters are solid with exception of the following:

• Window 1/2" Square (SB10)
• Double Window 1/2" Square (SB11)
• Loop 1/2" Square (SB12)
• 4 Line Window 1/2" Square (SB13)
• 2 Line Window 1/2" Square (SB14)

These balusters are hollow but have a metal insert at the top for pre-drilled holes.