Brass Gallery Rail - Center Posts

Gallery Post for Brass Railing

• Sold each
• Material: Brass
• Finish: Natural Unfinished, not-lacquered
• Machine & Adapter Screws included

• Post Height: 2-1/8"
• Post Base-diameter: 7/8", screw-hole diameter: 11/64"
• Accepts ¼” Diameter Rod

Center Posts for Gallery Railare used to support rail at various intervals. Rail passes all the way through post. Placement of posts is subjective.  Spacing between posts is typically 6” – 10” apart. This is a personal preference.

Gallery Posts are unfinished - solid brass. They can be polished to a shiny glow or left to age naturally. Many customers color the brass to suit their needs. Although we do-not offer this option, if you search online there are various brass coloring techniques and solutions available.

Install information at bottom of page.

more Gallery Rail Posts 

• End Post
• Corner Post
• Wall-mount Post - Matching
• Wall Mount Post - Low Profile

Brass Rod for Gallery Railing

• 36" Brass Rod 
• 72" Brass Rod

Install: 2 attachment methods for Railing Posts

Machine-Screw Attachment Method

Best and easiest attachment method. Machine screw inserts through hole from underneath mounting surface and screws into bottom of post. Machine screws included.

• Drill hole through wood surface, insert screws from underneath of surface, through hole and thread into bottom of post.
• The gallery rail can be used on stone such as marble or granite provided holes are predrilled at post locations. Machine screws are inserted from under-side of stone, through hole and into base of post.
• If preferred: Brass Ball Head Screws or Brass Thumb Screws can be used, in place of standard machine screws, to attach posts. Use when screw head is visible. Sold separately.

Adapter-Screw Attachment Method:

• Screw projects 3/8", from bottom of post, to screw down into top of wood surface.
• Cannot be used in conjunction with wall mount posts
• Cannot be used on stone surfaces.

This installation method is more difficult, requiring extra manipulation of rod and post head when inserting rod. 

• Install all posts and rods which fit easily.
• Tight fitting rods require extra attention: Cut rod slightly short. Slide rod into post. As rod is slightly short, additional clearance will be achieved when rod is slid into post.  This added clearance provides space to insert rod into last post. If necessary: top of post can be slightly turned and rod can be gingerly bent to fit into post.