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Zip Clip Shoes for 1/2" Hollow Iron Balusters
ZCS16.3.1-SAT
$ 7.50 - $ 11.06$ 9.00 - $ 13.27
Zip Clip Shoe Dimensions
Flat Shoe = L 1-1/2” x W 1-1/2” x H 1-1/4”
Pitch Shoe = L 1-1/4” x W 1-1/4” x H 2-1/2”
Zip Clips offer an easy alternative to the typical hollow iron baluster installation! No more drilling and cutting holes in your stairs to fit the baluster! Simply line up and drill into place the top and bottom metal base, lock the baluster into the top and bottom, and slide the shoe to cover!
Each Zip Clip package comes with two adjustable shoes and is designed to work with one hollow iron baluster, providing a metal base and slide-on shoe for both the top and bottom of the baluster. For more information, or for a detailed look at Zip Clip shoe installation for hollow iron balusters, please watch the video below!
NOTE: The set screw will require a 2.5mm hex key (Allen wrench) to tighten.
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Angled shoe review.
The shoes are a very clever design. I had to adjust the angle of my shoes because the angle of my stairs is different.
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Parts worked great for are railing installation
Parts worked great for are railing installation would reccomend
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Quality and service
The zip clip shoes were sturdy and of good metal quantity, better than the plastic type type. Delivery time was good. The only issue was I could not find the angle (45degree) zip clip and shoe on the web site even though they sold it. I got a link to it from one of their rep who was quick to answer and helpful. I will be shopping there again.
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Great product!
Easy to install and looks great!
R
Balusters for my log cabin ![R Thomas review photo]()
The balusters and zip-clips were delivered in a timely manner.
The balusters were easy to cut to the appropriate length with my compact cut-off tool.
The flat zip clips were easy to install, not so for the angled zip clips.
When researching I failed to notice that the angled zip clips are for a stair with an inclined of 35-37 degrees (my stairs are 45 degrees): I painted black the footings so that they did not shine under the gap.
The **** that connects the baluster's holder to the footing is in the way: if you remove it, you have to pay attention to the tiny washer (I lost the first. Fortunately I had ordered and extra package of zip clips for spare parts).
I replaced all the provided screws with self driving screws: they did not strip and allowed me to install the zip clip where I could not reach with the drill to predrill the hole.
I am pleased with the look of the finished project.
