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Traditional

Intermediate 3" Rake Newel

$82.06

Intermediate Rake Newel 3" width Great for stabilizing handrail, long balacony handrail and center staircase application Red Oak

Gatlin 3-1/2" Start Newel

$111.05

Gatlin Series 3-1/2 X 48 Start Newel Post-to-Post Handrail Systems Red Oak - 5-1/4" Upper Block Pairs with 3010

Marion 3-1/2 Start Newel

$111.05

Marion Series 3-1/2 X 48 Start Newel Post-to-Post Handrail Systems Red Oak - 5" Upper Block Pairs with 4272

Hampton 3-1/2 Newel

$111.04

Hampton Series 3-1/2 X 47-1/2" Volute Newel Post-to-Post Handrail Systems, 6-1/2 Top Block Size Red Oak Pairs with 4210 Pintop Newel

Classic 3" Newel Long-Neck MT

$90.77

Classic MT Newel, 10" Neck 60" Length Red Oak, White Oak and Poplar options Post-to-Post Handrail application Great for Landings or 2-Rise Turns.

Classic 3" Newel MT - HG Turn

$45.70

Classic MT (Mushroom Top) Newel 3" width Red Oak, White Oak and Poplar options Post-to-Post Handrail application Hour Glass turning

Classic 3" Newel MT - No Turn

$54.85

Classic MT (mushroom Top) Newel 3" width Red Oak, White Oak and Poplar options Post-to-Post Handrail application Plain post middle - no turning

Classic 3" PinTop Newel - HG Turn

$45.70

Classic Pintop Newel 3" Red Oak, White Oak and Poplar options Over-the-Top Handrail applications requiring Fittings Hour Glass Shape mid-turning

Classic 3" PinTop Newel - No Turn

$45.70

Classic Pintop Newel 3" width Red Oak, White Oak and Poplar options Over-the-Top Handrail applications requiring Fittings Plain post middle - no turning

Traditional newel posts serve as the architectural anchors of classic staircases, combining structural support with timeless decorative appeal. These substantial vertical elements typically feature turned or carved designs that reflect historical craftsmanship and elegant detailing.

Key Features

  • Design Variations: Includes turned newels with rope-twist, spiral flute, or acorn detailing, and box newels with raised panel or chamfered edges

  • Material Options: Crafted from premium hardwoods (oak, maple, cherry) or painted finishes for period-appropriate aesthetics

  • Structural Role: Serves as primary support for balustrades, installed at stair starts, landings, and direction changes

  • Architectural Styles: Complements Victorian, Colonial, Georgian, and Federal home designs

  • Custom Details: Available with decorative caps (pyramid, acorn, ball) and coordinating handrail fittings

Traditional newels create visual focal points while meeting modern safety codes (34"-38" rail height requirements). Their enduring designs maintain historical authenticity in both renovations and new construction.