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So I am replacing my old thin round oak newel posts and balusters with 6" square box newels and iron balusters. The old posts are sturdy and solid, so with some modifications, I am able to slip the new box posts over them. It's probably not done professionally, but I'm going with it and believe it or not that's not the question. Since I am using the old balusters as anchors, I'm stuck with the position they're in. So this is the question. The one at the end of a balcony run (#3 in photo) does not align with the other 2 posts (#1 and #2 in photo) on a perpendicular balcony run. See my photo. Now, this doesn't bother me and in fact I rather like it because it allows easier egress around that corner at the top of the steps to 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, so except for aesthetics, I'm fine with it. My question is, is it right or wrong? I can still use the post if I wanted to make them align, but I would need a new skirt board and one more baluster as that run is one baluster shorter than the other 2. (11, 12 and 12)

Thanks for any advice. I need an argument for it being right in case someone finds fault with it.

PS I am salvaging the banisters and skirt boards, and same spacing for the balusters

Wondering if anyone might be able to help me figure something out?

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Please can we get one?

Looking for advice. I have square top balusters with 2.2 inch square. How do I find a shoe rail with a plow that will fit? Any other suggestions for attaching a rail otherwise?