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Stair System Anatomies
Learn where the different components are used on Post-to-Post and Over-the-Post stairways.
Post-to-Post Stairway Anatomy
Handrail runs between the newels
Over-the-Post Stairway Anatomy
Handrail runs over the top of the newels
Learn more About Stairway Terminology