Baluster Rail
A baluster rail is a polyurethane profile piece placed at the top and bottom of a baluster row that carries the balusters and connects them together. It frames the railing infill and keeps the row properly aligned. Polyurethane is lightweight; it is applied with mounting adhesive and is easy to transport. It resists moisture and impact, does not crack, blister or peel, and can be painted; it adapts to outdoor conditions. Being lighter than stone or concrete it adds no extra load to the structure. Being mould-cast, the profile cross-section repeats the same on every piece. Polure produces baluster rails in a range of widths and lengths.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a baluster rail for?
Placed at the top and bottom of a baluster row, it carries the balusters and keeps the row aligned.
Can it be used outdoors?
Yes; since polyurethane is moisture- and impact-resistant it is used on balcony and terrace railings.