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I am installing balustrade for the second floor that my wife had
designed. The balustrade is L shaped and made up of wrought iron newels. It is 6' long and 3' wide. I already cut the pieces and put them in place to size it up ( I didn't glue anything yet ). See pictures below: http://bismarck.sdf1.org/balustrade_1.jpg http://bismarck.sdf1.org/balustrade_2.jpg At this point I realized that my balustrade doesn't include the starting or ending posts and I am afraid that system will end up shaky. My wife likes the lighter look of the balustrade the way it is. Do you think the balustrade will hold up after applying the epoxy? Should I replace one last newel with the starting post? Should I have posts on both sides? Thank you!! |
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