Piantino Universale

ART. 1206 — Universal End Post P. | Decorative Marble Balustrade Element

The ART. 1206 Universal End Post P. is a small-format terminal post designed to close and frame decorative balustrade compositions on terraces, staircases, balconies, and garden enclosures. Its tapered body gives the element a refined, classical silhouette that integrates seamlessly with the full range of Italpark modular balustrade systems.

Crafted from cementitious aggregate composed of Carrara marble granules and white cement RCK 52.5, this end post delivers the authentic texture and luminosity of natural stone, with the structural consistency of a high-quality cement compound. Every piece is hand-finished by skilled artisans at our workshop in Borgo San Giacomo, Brescia — a tradition of craftsmanship uninterrupted since 1968.

As a lateral closing element, the Universal End Post P. is fully compatible with all balustrade compositions in the Italpark catalogue, making it the ideal companion to balusters, railings, and base elements of the same series. Its 25×25 cm base provides a stable footprint for surface installation, while the 18×18 cm body tapers elegantly upward to a total height of 111 cm (43.7'').

Designed exclusively for decorative outdoor applications — including villa terraces, garden perimeters, ornamental staircases, and balcony railings — this element brings the timeless appeal of Italian architectural tradition to any exterior setting.

Technical Specifications

• Reference: ART. 1206 — Universal End Post P.
• Height: 111 cm (43.7'')
• Base dimensions: 25×25 cm
• Body dimensions: 18×18 cm
• Weight: 71 kg (156.6 lbs)
• Material: Cementitious aggregate — Carrara marble granules and white cement RCK 52.5
• Finish: Hand-finished
• Origin: 100% Made in Italy — Italpark Srl, Borgo San Giacomo (Brescia), est. 1968
• Use: Decorative outdoor applications only

Compatible products: ART. 1205 — Piantino Universal L.  |  ART. 1210 — SMALL BASE  |  ART. 1214 — LARGE BASE  |  ART. 1250 — Small Handrail  |  ART. 1254 — CORRIMANO GRANDE