Questions and Answers for ProWood 72 in. x 33.5 in. Pressure-Treated Souther Yellow Pine Stair Railing Kit with Black Aluminum Balusters

A:  These are outdoor bare pressure treated. They do need to be stained with a deck water sealing stain. I’m not sure about Texas building codes. They are very well made and mine passed code inspection in South Carolina.

A:  Liz - Yes, this product is fine to use outdoors in all residential homes in the USA.

A:  Yes, it is 6' in length.

A:  6 foot long with 6 steps.

A:  Yes

A:  Just use the included brackets

A:  No, the degree of the angle of the railing can not be changed.

A:  The materials are cut for a 34 degree angle, but you can change your angle a bit. If you need a greater angle change use a mitre saw and change the angle your railing cuts. The kit provides instructions on how best to do that. They provide very good instructions

A:  34 degrees

A:  The stair railing was designed to work on stairs that have a 10” run and 6-3/4” rise, which creates a 34-degree angle.

A:  Yes, these are compatible!

A:  I ran into problems with the hole being cut to different depth by each company. This will create a problem with the height of the rails. I had to order 8 foot's so that's where I got some from both companies. I had to redrill several hole to get the same height. Both companies us low grade wood also had to sand everything before painting it. My trouble than it's worth.

A:  Absolutely, I ordered my in-line (straight deck) railing from Deckorail. The two products are designed the same and compatible.

A:  Balusters are available in packs of 15. Please search model # 70570.

A:  You can buy all parts separately. They will popup during the checkout process. Also, I believe there is an 8' section offered through Decorail.

A:  34%

A:  everything is precut to 34 degrees and you can adjust plus or minus a few degrees and still be o.k.

A:  Included

A:  Giomar - the bracket used in this kit is model # 163602.

A:  26 inch

A:  I used the 26 inch balusters and that was fine. The top of my railing netted out at 39 inches high.