Cazorla Baluster 77 cm - Ø 16 cm Round Shaft for Substantial Balustrades
Cazorla 77 cm Baluster: What It Is
This is the round-shaft baluster from the Cazorla collection: 77 cm high and Ø 16 cm maximum diameter. It is the largest-section piece in the range, the one to use when the balustrade has to visually support a long wall or a facade of some height and a slimmer piece would look undersized. It is manufactured without internal reinforcement, so there is no steel to rust and split the shaft.
✅ Main advantages
Ø 16 cm section: the thickest shaft in the catalogue; it holds its own visually on long walls and continuous balconies.
No internal reinforcement: nothing inside the piece to rust and burst it after a few winters.
77 cm high: with the cap and base, it reaches the standard protection heights on terraces and balconies.
19.5 kg per piece: its own weight helps stabilise the section while the mortar sets.
Classic turned design: traditional vase-profile shape, the most recognisable in renovation and period-style building work.
🏗️ Recommended applications
Terrace and balcony fences and railings.
Plot enclosures with a masonry wall.
Outdoor staircase balustrades with compensating wedge.
Porches, galleries and classic-style facade finishes.
📋 Technical specifications
Dimensions: Ø 16 × 77 cm.
Weight per unit: 19.5 kg.
Material: precast concrete without reinforcement.
Colour: white.
Units per pallet: 36.
Anchoring: galvanised dowel pin, 55 × Ø 0.8 cm.
Compensating wedge: the 2.5 × 11.5 × Ø 16 cm one, with a 30° angle.
Use: indoor and outdoor.
🧰 Installation
Level and clean the top of the wall; on a warped seat the round piece rocks and there is no way to get it plumb.
Set out the centre-to-centre spacing from end to end before drilling anything.
Drill and fit the 55 × Ø 0.8 cm galvanised dowel pin at each marked point.
Seat the baluster on a bed of bonding mortar, guiding it onto the dowel pin.
On a staircase or sloping wall, insert the Ø 16 cm wedge to restore the horizontal at each step.
Fit the top cap and point the joints once the whole section has settled.
📦 Available formats
Single unit, Ø 16 × 77 cm.
Full pallet of 36 units.
💡 Professional tip: with Ø 16 cm shafts, the costly mistake is setting the centre-to-centre spacing too tight: you end up with more pieces than needed, the gap between balusters disappears and the balustrade looks like a solid wall. Leave a clear gap similar to the shaft diameter and check the layout on the wall, dry, before mixing the first bag.
Frequently asked questions
What are the dimensions and weight of the Cazorla 77 cm baluster?
It is 77 cm high and Ø 16 cm at its maximum diameter. It weighs 19.5 kg per piece, a weight that helps stabilise the section while the mortar sets.
What is it made of and what does it look like?
It is made of precast concrete without internal reinforcement, in white, so there is no steel to rust and split the shaft. It has a round shaft with a classic turned, vase-profile design.
Where can it be used?
It is used in terrace and balcony fences and railings, plot enclosures with a masonry wall, outdoor staircase balustrades, and porches or galleries. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
How is it anchored and what accessories does it use?
It is anchored with a 55 x Ø 0.8 cm galvanised dowel pin on bonding mortar. On a staircase or sloping wall, the Ø 16 cm compensating wedge with a 30° angle is used.
How many units come on a pallet?
A full pallet has 36 units, and single units are also sold.
Frequently Asked Questions
¿Qué diámetro tiene el fuste?
Ø 16 cm, la sección mayor de la gama.
¿Lleva armadura interior?
No, se fabrica sin armadura para evitar oxidaciones y roturas.
¿Qué clavija necesita?
La galvanizada de 55 × Ø 0,8 cm.
¿Cómo se resuelve una escalera?
Con la cuña de 2,5 × 11,5 × Ø 16 cm, que tiene un ángulo de 30º.
¿Cuántas unidades entran en un palet?
36.
¿Qué remate le corresponde?
El remate de 25 cm de ancho de la misma colección.
