After completing our customer’s pergola he requested that we build a bannister for his concrete front porch. In order to stablize the columns we had to use epoxy to anchor the lag bolts which then slipped into two holes drilled into the bottom of the posts which were also epoxied
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Looks great! I'd love to see a closer shot - any chance you could add another photo so we can see the details better?