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Here too, our code asks for 11 cm max (4" 3/8 ) between the rods, or what you have as a railing. It's intended to avoid a child's head to pass through.

I thought about the rounds splitting and I found a way, but never took the time to try it. With a thin blade like a bandsaw, you cut the round in 2, 3 or more parts, then let it dry gently. Most of the shrinkage will occur freely, widening the cuts, but not by increasing the internal tensions...

I saw somewhere that they use a rectangular stick to have 2 useful thickness, either to speed up or slow down the drying.