Here you will find the iron baluster shoes that are required to cover the holes where the square bottom of the iron balusters go into the round whole that is drilled for installation purposes.

While it is typically not necessary to use shoes at the top, since most iron balusters have round tops to fit neatly into the handrail, shoes can be used at the top simply for aesthetic purposes, to add another element to the design of your stair case.

We offer Flat Iron Baluster Shoes as well as Angled Iron Baluster Shoes. Flat iron baluster shoes are used whenever your iron balusters are inserted into any flat/level surface, such as a landing, balcony, loft, or whenever the balusters install directly into the stair treads. Angled baluster shoes are used at the top, where the baluster is inserted into the handrail, as well as whenever the balusters are installed in a descending knee-wall cap, or into a descending (angled) stringer.

We offer iron baluster shoes to match all of the iron baluster designs that we offer.