How Do You Install A Stair Rail & Balusters?
Balusters and a hand rail are safety features you need on your staircase. The hand railing prevents slips and falls, giving you something on which to hold. If you do fall, the balusters protect you from falling through the hand rail and stairs. The new balusters and hand rail also help you update your staircase with a new style or look. When updating your staircase, use the same building material as the actual staircase for easy installation. Installing a hand rail and balusters will take some concentration, but once finished, you will be using a safer or more updated staircase. Apply wood glue to the bottom of the baluster. Place the spindle in the middle of the stair tread and wipe away any excessive glue. Allow the balusters to set and dry for 24 hours before installing the stair railing. Mark the underside of the stair railing with a pencil where it should match up with each baluster. This mark gives you the exact spot to drill for the baluster. Measure the circumference of the top
