16.3.33 - 1" Round Iron Newel Mounting Kit

House of Forgings

HF16.3.33 1" Round Iron Newel Kit Staircase Parts

This 16.3.33 wrought iron newel mounting kit is used for our 1 inch round iron newel posts. Newel mounting anchoring kit available in satin black, copper vein, oil rubbed bronze, satin clear and vintage brass powder coatings. Fits 1" Round Opening Tuscan newel posts or equal. Includes mounting bar with flanges and screws, as well as the newel shoe.  3-1/8" Square shoe base.

Specifications:

• 16.3.33
• 1? Round Opening
• Use with 1? Round Newels
• One Per Newel
• Installation Instructions under Install Guides

This guide will help you understand how to install a wrought iron newel post using our iron newel mounting kit.
Our kit contains a bracket, bolts, set screws and the shoe to cover the bracket. However, we recommend you use a can of epoxy such as our EPC-7 epoxy can, as the set screws on the kit might not be enough to ensure a permanent installation.

Tools Required 

• Epoxy
• Drill & Drill Bits

Let’s begin!

Trim the iron newel post to length.

1. Determine the newel length above the tread and add 6-1/4? to the measurement for insertion into the newel mounting sleeve. Cut the newel from the bottom with a metal chop saw or portable band saw. 

Prepare the Mounting Surface 

2. Locate and mark where the newel will be mounted. 

3. Using a paddle bit, drill a hole into the surface. 

4. Use a jigsaw to cut out the square outline. Blocking material must be cut using a reciprocating saw, cut to depth to accommodate the full length of the newel sleeve. 

Secure the iron newel post 

5. Slide the iron newel collar onto the newel and slide the newel into the newel mounting sleeve. 

6. Using an allen wrench, tighten the 3 set screws into the side holes of the sleeve. 

7. Slide the newel with attached sleeve into the hole and secure with the 4 anchoring screws to permanently attach the newel to the mounting surface. 

8. Using our EPC-410 or EPC-7, two-part epoxy, secure the newel collar to the mounting surface. 

Finishing colors may vary in different styles. check out the powder coated finishes possibly available for your new staircase look!