Questions and Answers for WeatherShield 2 in. x 2 in. x 42 in. Wood Pressure-Treated Mitered B2E Baluster (16-Pack)

A:  Jeff, These balusters are 2" x 2" -42".

A:  It says 16, if the correct one is showing. 2x2x42

A:  John, To better answer your question, please contact our HD.com customer service department at 800-430-3376 call any day between 6 a.m. and 2 a.m. EST, or call your local store. They can either answer your question or transfer you to your local store to answer your specific question.

A:  Beveled at 45 degree

A:  Hi Sam, The angle of the end of the balusters is 45 degrees.

A:  Hi Project, That is not a question we can easily answer as the stringers that you'll need to build a set of stairs 8 feet tall would not be a stocked item; it would be a 13-step stringer. Either you or someone familiar with the code requirements for your area would have to construct the stringer(s) from a 2 x 12. You could also ask if ordering the stringers in this special size from the manufacturer is an option. Then you will need the treads. These can be found by entering "pressure treated stair tread" into Home Depot's search box. Please measure from the ground/floor to the top of the landing/deck, in inches to verify the height of what you need. For your materials list, we suggest that you consult with a PRO in the lumber aisle.

A:  Yes, the angle of the end of the balusters is 45 degrees.

A:  5" on center should meet the Design Code for Acceptance requirement that no more than a 4" sphere shall pass between opening of the balusters. Always check your local regulations.

A:  That's a local code thing. In our town Building Code calls for mounting on 5-inch centers

A:  Check with your building codes. A lot of them are 4” apart.

A:  Please consult your local building codes to see what spacing is allowed in your area.

A:  Only sold by the bundle online. My closest store does not carry them at all.

A:  the .97 in my are at least is 42 inches but beveled on one side only. not sure its worth the extra $ for another bevel and a little more rounding of said bevel but your mileage may vary.

A:  Both ends are angle cut .

A:  Charlie - B2E refers to the end cuts of the baluster. This baluster is beveled on two ends.

A:  Bevelled two ends.

A:  Beveled 2 Ends