This balustrade offers a tranditional look for balconies and gardens.

This balustrade is replicated from Baroc Times (1650-1780). It was used throughout North America in Tucsan design in the 19th century. It offers a traditional look for balconies and gardens.

Height:   36"  (27" Baluster)

This baluster was used throughout Europe with pride.

This baluster is replicated from Baroc Times (1650-1780). It was used throughout Europe with pride. This Piza baluster design is now being used to add Baroc charm and distinction to modern design.

Height:   36"  (28" Baluster)

This baluster adds Baroc charm and distinction to modern designs.

This baluster is replicated from Baroc Times (1650-1780). It was used throughout Europe with pride. This Piza baluster design is now being used to add Baroc charm and distinction to modern designs.

Height:   36"  (28" Baluster)

This baluster can be used for multi story and vast areas.

This baluster is replicated from Baroc Times (1650-1780). It was extensively used throughout Europe. This design is now being used for multi story and vast areas. Slender and classic.

Height:   42"  (35" Baluster)

A design from Rococo Times 1750-1830. A slender yet strong appearance.

This baluster is a design from Rococo Times 1750-1830. This scribed and lined pattern was taken from Roman columns, used extensively in the Tucsan order of column architecture. A slender yet strong appearance.

Height:   36"  (30" Baluster)