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Stair Parts Post-to-Floor Spring Bolt

$1997
  • Innovative stair bolt system to attach stair newels to the floor
  • Patented design for no plug holes in building & remodeling stairs
  • Corrosion-resistant stainless-steel offers enhanced durability
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Product Details

This Post-to-Floor Spring Bolt is made of stainless steel and designed for professional-quality installation of newel posts. It makes a solid, secure connection and can be used on landings and balconies. Using the Post-to-Floor Spring Bolt eliminates unsightly plugs and unsafe installation methods to attach newels. From stair treads, stair railing, and a complete selection of stair parts, EVERMARK has what you need to make your stairs beautiful.
  • For joining a newel post to the floor
  • Ideal for landings and balconies with solid floor systems underneath installation location
  • Made of stainless steel
  • Patented design will produce a solid connection that will last a lifetime
  • Helps secure your stair railing
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Specifications

Dimensions: H 1.25 in, W 11 in, D 1.25 in

Dimensions

Product Depth (in.)1.25 inProduct Height (in.)1.25 in
Product Width (in.)11 in

Details

Builders Hardware Product TypeOther Stair HardwareColor FamilySilver
Color/FinishfinishedFasteners includedYes
FeaturesNo Additional FeaturesMaterialMetal
Package Quantity1Returnable90-Day
Stair Baluster Hardware TypePost-to-Floor Spring Bolt

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty1 year
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Questions & Answers

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Q:Why won’t the newell tighten down? I can stil move it
by|Jan 24, 2022
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A:  Hi Mike, thanks for the question. Not knowing the details behind your installation, we can share a few reasons this might happen. First and foremost, the two surfaces (top of your finished floor and bottom of newel) are not flush. Uneven floor surfaces could cause that, or the newel does not have a flat, 90-degree cut. Other reasons may include uneven floor surfaces, the holes for the Spring Bolts are not deep enough, or the spacer between the two springs was not inserted before installation. We recommend that you disassemble the unit and inspect it closely to see if one of those conditions exists. If you have additional questions, we'll reply as quickly as we can. Thank you.

by|Jun 18, 2022
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    Q:Home Depot does not carry the manufacturer's recommended epoxy. What substitute epoxy is accepta...
    by|Sep 21, 2019
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    A:  Hi JB, the recommended epoxy is any product that will bind wood to metal. There are several available in the aisle that contains glues and adhesives. If you have additional questions, we will reply as quickly as possible. Thank you.

    by|Jun 18, 2022
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      Q:So I'm confused on something. I"m installing newel post on an open upstairs landing. According ...
      by|Feb 17, 2018
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      A:  Hi RMClark, the screw/spring assembly must go into solid material, such as a floor joist or "blocking" installed underneath your flooring. As it sounds, that is a big task if you're retro-fitting a railing in an existing home. As the answer from StairGuy alludes, this is possible if you're willing to cut into your floor system and install that blocking. If you are not able to do that, don't worry. There are several Newel Attachment Kits that are designed to be flush-mounted to existing flooring. Search on store SKU 236-844 for an example of a flush-mounted newel attachment kit. If you have additional questions or need more information, we'll do our best to assist you. Thank you.

      by|May 5, 2023
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        A:  You have to cut out section of floor and install blocking.

        by|Sep 21, 2019

          A:  If you don't have proper backing put in during framing, you have to cut out section of subfloor and use construction adhesive and glue in some 2x6's or something. They work great! Been using for several years. Tip, buy a package of cake decorating bags and fill with epoxy then use that to squeeze into holes. Much more controlled and clean.

          by|May 5, 2023
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            A:  The 3/4" plywood/ OSB must be removed. Then 4x4 bracing must be added to the floor joists where the hole will be drilled. Then reinstall 3/4 subfloor.

            by|May 5, 2023
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              Customer Reviews

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              Great design. Home Depot needs to carry an epoxy that is more economical for this application. I ...
              Great design. Home Depot needs to carry an epoxy that is more economical for this application. I ended up using 4 Gorrilla glue epoxy tubes per unit. $20+ per post simply for epoxy. Homeowners would need better guidance in epoxy amount to complete the task.
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              Response from Steve VibertApr 18, 2018
              Thanks for the kind words, Grey. We're glad your project was successful, and that you're happy with the product! SureWood-LNL
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              Response from Steve VibertOct 7, 2021
              Please reach out to our customer service department so we can learn more about your rating of this product. 678-455-5188 M-F 9am-5pm SureWood-LNL
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                Easy enough to install. But I was never quite sure how far to twist it in place. The epoxy is the...
                Easy enough to install. But I was never quite sure how far to twist it in place. The epoxy is the key
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                Response from Steve VibertFeb 19, 2021
                Thanks the jack! We appreciate the time you took to leave a review. SureWood-LNL
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                Great solution for a wobbly newel post...
                Great solution for a wobbly newel post
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                Response from Steve VibertDec 18, 2020
                Thank you, Jashley! SureWood-LNL
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                It seemed like a good solution to our issue of...
                It seemed like a good solution to our issue of how to mount the post, but the inner screws seemed to have stripped out whilewe were tightening the post so we had to add a lot of extra reinforcement to the post. In the future, I would use a solid mounting screw and not the spring.
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                Response from Steve VibertOct 30, 2019
                Hi AP, we're sorry to hear that you had problems with the Post-to-Floor Spring Bolt. We haven't heard about your issue before, and that's not to say it hasn't ever happened. We will let our product design team know about this issue, so they can review and address any problems that might exist. Again, we're sorry to read about the problems you had, and any delays that you incurred in completing your project. Thank you. SureWood-LNL
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