What Is a Newel Base?
A Newel Base Is a Square Timber Detailed with a Chamfered Top Which Is Pre-Drilled to Accept a 50Mm Spigot on the Bottom of a Newel Turning. What Does a Newel...
A newel base is a square timber detailed with a chamfered top which is pre-drilled to accept a 50mm spigot on the bottom of a newel turning.
What does a newel post do?
What is a newel post? A newel post is the upright post that sits at the top and/or bottom of the balustrade to support a staircase banister and secure the balustrade. Newel posts don't just give a balustrade structure and strength, they also offer the perfect opportunity to add a decorative touch to your stairway.
Can you replace newel base?
If the newel has a turned profile, it may be either fixed to the newel base or an integral part of the newel base. Either way, the newel will require removal if being replaced. Note - the newel base should remain in place and not be removed since it is usually a structural part of the stairs.