Before and After: Juliet Balcony Update

Mar 6, 2018

It's finally finished! I posted about my Juliet balcony a couple of times as I finished each stage of giving it a makeover. I'll start at the beginning if you missed it.

This is a photo I took on moving day. The balcony railings were completely plain, and they didn't match the stair railings at all.





The railings had a detail on the spindles called a knuckle. I found the knuckles at Home Depot, but they only came in one solid piece. Since the railings were welded to the balcony floor there was no way to add a knuckle to them.




A google search led me to knuckles that came in two pieces that I ordered and installed in minutes when they arrived! The next step was to add moulding to the bottom of the balcony.



Most of the homes in our area included the moulding so I'm not sure why mine did not. I like the corbels on this one, but decided on the an easier trim for now.




Here it is complete! We just added a piece of trim to the top and to the bottom after we built the initial box.











I'm so glad that project is complete! It's been bothering me for almost three years. We also added the moulding around the windows you can see in this last picture. It makes such a difference! There are so many more moulding projects I'd like to work on, but I'm taking it one project at a time.




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  2. Juliet balconies are gorgeous architectural features which aren’t a type of balcony you can walk on but act more like a shielding or guard in front of an opening or door.I ordered railings for my property from KP Engineering they offers a wide range of Juliet railings in assorted styles, including straight and curved rails.

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  3. Couldn’t have done it better myself. Marvelous!
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