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A newel, also called a central pole or support column, is the central supporting pillar of a staircase. It can also (usually as "newel post") refer to an upright post that supports the handrail of a stair banister. In stairs having straight flights it is the principal post at the foot of the staircase, but the term can also be used for the intermediate posts on landings and at the top of a staircase. Although its primary purpose is structural, newels have long been adorned with decorative trim and designed with different architectural styles.
Post and railing mount
A post and railing mount is disclosed. The post and railing mount includes a mounting bracket having a plurality of vertical corner supports and a railing plate and a newel corner post having a plurality of corners, each of the vertical corner supports are secured to each of the corners. The post and railing mount also includes the vertical corner supports with a pair of perpendicular portions that wrap around the corners of the newel corner post. The perpendicular portions include a top perpendicular portion and a bottom perpendicular portion. The bottom perpendicular portion includes a plurality of apertures to accommodate a plurality of corresponding fasteners that extend through the apertures to attach the bottom perpendicular portion to a surface.
Owner:LIVENGOOD DERRICK +1
Slope aligning balustrade system and method of use
A slope aligning balustrade system for staircases includes a series of U-shaped mounting bars secured to stair treads, shaped panels attached to the mounting bars, and a handrail mounted across the top edges of the panels. Each shaped panel features a vertically elongated front face with bent vertical edges for rigidity and a upward curved top edge that forms a uniform line of tangency aligning with the staircase slope, accommodating slopes from 30 to 40 degrees without modification, withstanding a 200-pound load on the handrail and a 50-pound-per-square-foot load on the panels, without requiring newels or wall attachments, with panels, spaced to ensure gaps do not exceed 4 inches, may include decorative cutouts and optional decorative strips for aesthetic customization, which simplifies installation, reduces the need for specialized craftsmanship, and ensures safety and compliance with building codes.
Owner:EVERMARK LLC
Slope aligning balustrade system and method of use
A slope aligning balustrade system for staircases includes a series of U-shaped mounting bars secured to stair treads, shaped panels attached to the mounting bars, and a handrail mounted across the top edges of the panels. Each shaped panel features a vertically elongated front face with bent vertical edges for rigidity and a upward curved top edge that forms a uniform line of tangency aligning with the staircase slope, accommodating slopes from 30 to 40 degrees without modification, withstanding a 200-pound load on the handrail and a 50-pound-per-square-foot load on the panels, without requiring newels or wall attachments, with panels, spaced to ensure gaps do not exceed 4 inches, may include decorative cutouts and optional decorative strips for aesthetic customization, which simplifies installation, reduces the need for specialized craftsmanship, and ensures safety and compliance with building codes.
Owner:EVERMARK LLC