Azall Design’s balusters are specifically designed for easy do-it-yourself installation.

Before you start

Simply measure and mark where the balusters are going — seven (7) inches from the center of one baluster to the center of the next (commonly referred to as "7 inches on center").
This spacing allows for no more than four inches between the widest points of two adjacent balusters, which will allow installation to meet standard code requirements for most regions.
*You should still check with your municipality to verify your building code and if any additional requirements are required, before you order.
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How to Install your Baluster

Drill a three-quarter-inch hole into your concrete pad at the center where the baluster is to be placed. Remove any concrete dust out of the hole and fill the clean hole with fast setting epoxy glue and then push it or thread in the half-inch rod located at the base of your baluster. Place the assembled baluster with rod into the epoxy filled hole, level the baluster vertically and horizontally using a level and shims as needed.

Finishing Up

Once the epoxy has dried, you can set the coping railing. Place epoxy or mortar on top of the baluster and set the coping railing on top of the balusters. Allow all to finish drying and enjoy!
Reinforcement: all our balusters are reinforced with a 1/2" steal rebar, all rails with 2 steal rebars running all the way throughout.
Newel posts: a thick Re bar can be placed in a middle of a newel post
Railings: top of balusters have grooves where you can place rebars to further reinforce the system.

Important Assembly Instructions:
Azall Design recommends a construction of fast setting epoxy to be utilized in the assembly of any products as required. The epoxy will insure stability of: baluster, tabletops, birdbath tops, benches and any other products that requires assembly. We cannot be held responsible for failure to assemble products in accordance with this recommendation.

Statue Care:
Store your concrete lawn ornament indoors during the winter when possible. Larger items can be wrapped in a tarp. Do not place directly on dirt or in an extremely moist area. Statues should be placed on a patio block for stability and protection from moisture.

Any items containing water must be emptied before winter - FREEZING WATER WILL CAUSE YOUR ORNAMENT TO CRACK.

These products are made for outdoor conditions; however they can be damaged when certain precautions are not taken. Azall Design Inc. is not responsible for damages due to neglect of your concrete lawn ornament or statue. Immediately repair damaged concrete.

You may want to seal statues as often as necessary, according to exposure, usually once a year. This can be done with a clear, exterior concrete sealer.
Marine paint is the best type of paint to be used on concrete ornaments
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