Colonial 4013 Stabilizer Newel Post (3")
Colonial 4013 Stabilizer Newel Post (3")
Colonial 4013 Stabilizer Newel Post (3")
Colonial 4013 Stabilizer Newel Post (3")
Colonial 4013 Stabilizer Newel Post (3")
Colonial 4013 Stabilizer Newel Post (3")

Colonial 4013 Stabilizer Newel Post (3")

$57.26
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Wood Type:Red Oak
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Pickup available at JMP Wood Carteret Usually ready in 2-4 days

Colonial 4013 Stabilizer Newel Post (3")

43" x 3" / Red Oak

JMP Wood Carteret

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

1100 Milik Street
Carteret NJ 07008
United States

+17183037777
Made to order for you
Typically ships in 12-24 business days. Made in Brooklyn, NY.
Lead times are estimates and may vary. Ships nationwide within the US. Non-returnable. More shipping info
  • Stabilizer newel posts are typically installed along the length of a handrail to add stability.
  • Block width: 3" x 3"
  • Bottom block length: 16"
  • Overall length: 43"
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Wood Types

Please note: This product may not be available in all of the wood types listed below. This is a guide for our most common wood types across our store.
Red Oak
  • Good for staining
  • Harder and heavier than poplar
  • Coarse texture with distinctive grain
Poplar
  • Good for painting
  • Softer, more light weight wood
  • Typically most economical
White Oak
  • Good for staining
  • Harder and heavier than red oak
  • Finer texture than red oak
Maple
  • Good for painting or staining
  • Smooth, even texture with natural luster
  • Harder and heavier than poplar
Sapele
  • Good for exterior or interior use
  • Good for staining or painting
  • Smooth and lustrous
  • Similar to mahogany
Walnut
  • Good for staining
  • Darker wood with smooth surface
  • Strong, heavy and hard
Primed
  • Poplar wood with white primer
  • Ready to be painted

Wood Types

Please note: This product may not be available in all of the wood types listed below. This is a guide for our most common wood types across our store.
Red Oak
  • Good for staining
  • Harder and heavier than poplar
  • Coarse texture with distinctive grain
Poplar
  • Good for painting
  • Softer, more light weight wood
  • Typically most economical
White Oak
  • Good for staining
  • Harder and heavier than red oak
  • Finer texture than red oak
Maple
  • Good for painting or staining
  • Smooth, even texture with natural luster
  • Harder and heavier than poplar
Sapele
  • Good for exterior or interior use
  • Good for staining or painting
  • Smooth and lustrous
  • Similar to mahogany
Walnut
  • Good for staining
  • Darker wood with smooth surface
  • Strong, heavy and hard
Primed
  • Poplar wood with white primer
  • Ready to be painted