Peñalara Baluster 60 cm - Mid Height for Fences, Railings and Dividers
Peñalara Baluster 60 cm: what it is
It's the 13 × 13 × 60 cm baluster in the Peñalara collection, the height that best suits garden fences and dividers where 50 cm falls short and 75 cm closes things off too much. It's made with a high-compaction technique and with no internal reinforcement, which is what prevents the classic problem with reinforced balustrades: the steel rusts, swells, and splits the piece from within.
✅ Key advantages
No internal reinforcement: no steel to rust, so no cracks or rust streaks appear over the years.
High compaction: a dense, closed finish with lower water absorption.
Between 11 and 12.5 kg per piece: comfortable weight for installing long runs by hand.
Two shaft designs: same size, two different turnings to choose the run's pattern.
Compatible with the collection: the same cap, wedge and dowel as the rest of the heights.
🏗️ Recommended applications
Plot fences and railings.
Decorative dividers in gardens.
Decorative features on paths and patios.
Terrace and porch parapets.
📋 Technical data sheet
Dimensions: 13 × 13 × 60 cm.
Weight per unit: 12.22 kg for design 1 and 11.33 kg for design 2.
Material: high-compaction precast concrete, no reinforcement.
Colour: white.
Designs available: two shaft turnings, identical dimensions.
Units per pallet: 64, for both designs.
Anchor: galvanised dowel, 40 × Ø 0.6 cm.
Use: indoor and outdoor.
🧰 Installation
Level and clean the top of the wall or the supporting ring beam.
Set out the spacing between centres end to end of the run before drilling.
Fit the galvanised dowel at each marked point.
Bed the baluster on a pat of bonding mortar, threading it onto the dowel.
Plumb each piece and check the run's alignment with a string line.
Fit the top cap and point the joints once the assembly has set.
📦 Available formats
13 × 13 × 60 cm, design 1: single unit or pallet of 64.
13 × 13 × 60 cm, design 2: single unit or pallet of 64.
💡 Professional tip: order the whole run in the same design and the same batch. The two turnings are the same size and take the same cap, but mixing them in one continuous run shows from ten metres away. And if the job is done in two phases, keep half a dozen pieces from the first delivery: they'll save you a tone difference in the final stretch.
