SS Railing Pillars

A baluster is a spindle or pillar in the railing of a stairway. Many balusters together make up a balustrade. The rungs in a staircase that you tap your fingers against as you descend are each called a baluster.A railing is a barrier system formed of posts, balusters, and rails. Railings are placed typically along edges of corridors, staircases and open spaces with an adjacent drop of more than a step height (175mm) to prevent entry and/or fall from height.pedestal, in Classical architecture, support or base for a column, statue, vase, or obelisk. Such a pedestal may be square, octagonal, or circular. The name is also given to the vertical members that divide the sections of a balustrade. A single pedestal may also support a group of columns, or colonnade.