[Monty1123]

I am installing a railing that has an S-turn where it transitions from open risers to closed risers at the cieling. I know that usually the balusters leave the railing at the s-turn and then run from the tread to the cieling. Has anyone ever seen a stair where the balusters follow the s-trun and attatch to the railing all the way up to the top of the stairs?

 

[Keith Mathewson]

Run the rail into the ceiling and put a wall mounted rail on the other wall.

 

[Monty1123]

Thanks Keith. That is defenitly the best solution but unfortunatly I have a small window on the oposite wall. The wall mounted railing would cut right across the window for the last three steps.

 

[joe362436]

Thanks Keith. That is defenitly the best solution but unfortunatly I have a small window on the oposite wall. The wall mounted railing would cut right across the window for the last three steps.

 

[joe362436]

Hi there. Curious how this ended up. I have a similar staircase I’m working on now. Thanks.

 

[chandler48]

@joe362436 you are responding to an 8 year old thread. It may be falling on deaf ears. With something this old, you may want to start your own thread with questions or private message the OP of this thread to get answers.