Welcome to WoodStairs.com

WoodStairs.com is the oldest and most trusted online resource for stair parts and balustrade components. Our online store was the definitive resource years before our competitors arrived on the scene. In addition to over 10 years of online sales, we have more than 25 years experience in the manufacture and installation of stairways and banisters. WoodStairs.com understands that your stairway is the centerpiece of your home, your finest piece of furniture. As such, we are devoted to supplying hardwood and wrought iron stair, hand rail and baluster elements in unlimited design possibilities, of uncompromising quality, and with the most proactive service record in our industry! You will find all your stair parts here.

Stair Parts   -   03/06/2013

Here is a simple list of the stair parts you will need to create your new or remodeled banister. Balustrades can be broken down into two types that are in turn reduced into several components. In order to determine the stair parts you will need... Continue Reading

Replacing wood balusters with wrought iron balusters   -   03/04/2013

Many customers ask if it is possible to replace wood balusters with wrought iron balusters without replacing the handrail, tread caps, etc. While this has always been possible the process was a little tricky to insure that the previous holes were... Continue Reading

How to prevent Squeaky Stairs   -   03/01/2013

Many of our customers want to know how to fix their squeaky stair treads. While there are a couple of ways to address this issue, the best think you can do is prevent squeaky stairs in the first place. Today, I will try and help you with both... Continue Reading

How to stop a baluster from rattling   -   02/28/2013

Today Id like to offer a simple solution to a common problem. We receive calls on a fairly regular basis from customers who want to know how to stop loose balusters from rattling. It is a common occurrence for both dowel top wood balusters and... Continue Reading

Stair angles and miters   -   02/27/2013

Balustrade installation requires knowing the degree of the stair and how to use this angle to determine the other stair angles and miters you will need to cut balusters, handrails, and moldings. There is basically one number that is a constant... Continue Reading