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Lightweight polyurethane balusters from Columns.com are resistant to weather, rot and insects. Click here for company info.
Cast-stone balustrades are available from A&M Victorian Decorations in standard and custom designs. Click here for company info.
This fiberglass-reinforced polyurethane baluster measuring 28 in. tall is one of many available from Architectural Products by Outwater. Click here for company info.
This balustrade system was manufactured by Outwater in lightweight high-density polyurethane. Click here for company info.
This house features the Cambridge baluster system from Architectural Reproductions by Timeless. Click here for company info.
The balustrades and corbels for this health care facility in Rhode Island were supplied by Fypon. Click here for company info.
Goodwin Associates offers custom cast balustrades and other exterior ornament in many sizes. Click here for company info.
Haddonstone’s line of architectural stonework includes a wide range of balustrade systems. Click here for company info.
This balustrade was fabricated by Heather & Little. Click here for company info.
These copper balustrades were fabricated by Heather & Little. Click here for company info.
Limestone Concept, which specializes in antique reproduction and ornamental limestone carving, created this balustrade system. Click here for company info.
Manor Style's balustrade systems include balusters, rails, newels, newel caps and porch posts. Click here for company info.
Pagliacco manufactures a wide range of wood and fiberglass columns, balusters, porch posts and newels. Click here for company info.
This 32-in. precast-concrete balustrade system was supplied by Stonex Cast Products. Click here for company info.
Stonex offers several different styles of balusters, ranging in size and shape. Click here for company info.