Balustrade

A balustrade consists of various elements such as balusters, handrail, base rail and piers. They have been used since the Renaissance period and very common in Greek and Roman architecture. They are ideally suited for a staircase, balcony and even a garden. It provides safety all while enhancing the look of your home.

Balustrade

Interior stone balustrade installed at the side of a staircase. They were commonly used centuries ago across Europe but continue to be used today in a variety of shapes for both decorative and practical purposes.


Decorative balustrade with round balusters. In this case it is not to prevent falling but rather to serve as an exterior decorative element. The two piers are fixed directly to the building, with their base resting on top of the lintel along with the balusters.