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Anyone know a link to some one who sells wrought iron interior stairway balusters…….
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Doc,
Here are a few that I have bookmarked:
http://www.indital.com/balusterindex.html
http://www.mrstair.com/iron.html
http://www.jgbraun.com/balusters.html
http://www.elitewroughtiron.com.au/balustrades.html
*Doc, try local steel supply yards. Look in the yellow pages and start calling. The markup between the people who sell steel & the local wrought iron shop is pretty substantial. You can buy stair parts and all the little doogits to build your own stuff too. I've got a couple of catalogs at work that are stuff that I think is available all over the country, imported from Italy. Joe H
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Anyone know a link to some one who sells wrought iron interior stairway balusters.......