Product Description
The 36" 2005 style Bunker Hills Balusters
The Westfire Stair Parts' 2005 Bunker Hill Stair Baluster is a meticulously crafted component designed to bring an air of 19th-century elegance to modern staircases. Here's a detailed description based on available information:
Shape and Inspiration: The 2005 Bunker Hill Baluster is characterized by its elongated vase shape, reminiscent of Georgian and Greek Revival architecture. It embodies the charm of Old-World romance, drawing from the traditions of 19th-century Americana history.
Other options:
Fluted (F-2005): Features fluted detailing for a classic, elegant look.
Twist (T-2005): Offers a twisted design for added visual interest and sophistication.
Dimensions: 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" x 36" (Includes dowel pin).
Custom Made: Red Oak and Poplar are in stock and ready to ship. All other wood species are non-stocked items, which means they are made to order. This can lead to a lead time of three to four weeks for shipping, with all shipments being FOB Ohio. When ordering primed or prefinished white, balusters are transfered to the paint shop, baked, then shipped.
Quantity per Carton: These balusters are typically shipped 25 pieces to a carton. There's no additional charge for shipping broken cartons, offering flexibility for smaller orders or projects.
Warranty and Returns:
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Warranty: Westfire Manufacturing provides a limited warranty, ensuring the balusters are free from defects in material and workmanship. If defects are found, products can be exchanged or a credit issued.
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Returns: Returns require prior approval from Westfire Manufacturing officials, and improper use of the products voids the warranty.
Installation and Maintenance: Given the balusters' design, they are meant to be part of a post-to-post or over-the-post balustrade system, adding both structural integrity and aesthetic appeal to the staircase.
Applications:
The 2005 Bunker Hill Baluster is ideal for those looking to integrate or restore historical architectural elements into their home. Its design fits well in settings aiming for a traditional, colonial, or even a blend of old-world charm with contemporary spaces.
