At a glance
Handrails and balustrades can define a stair edge, protect a landing or guide people along a walkway.
| Made for | Steel handrails, balustrades & safety railings |
|---|---|
| Size & layout | Made to measure for your site |
| Materials & finish | Selected to match the project specification |
| Applications | Staircase and landing handrails; Balcony balustrades and terrace railings; Industrial platform guardrails |
| Installation | Scope and access confirmed during project review |
Design details & specification guidance
Railings matched to the location
Handrails and balustrades can define a stair edge, protect a landing or guide people along a walkway. The location affects the height, infill, fixing arrangement and finish to be specified. Decorative handrails, industrial guardrails and exterior boundary railings each need details suited to their intended use.
Steel, stainless steel and aluminium options
The choice between mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium should follow the project design and exposure conditions. Painted or powder-coated finishes can be coordinated with surrounding metalwork; galvanized steel may form part of the specified corrosion-protection system. Grades and finishes are agreed during scope review.
Connections are part of the scope
A railing quotation should identify the base plates, side fixings, concrete or steel supports and any connections to stairs. Sharing these interfaces with the fabrication team helps define the package before work is scheduled.
Applications
- Staircase and landing handrails
- Balcony balustrades and terrace railings
- Industrial platform guardrails
- Walkway barriers and decorative railings
What to share for a quotation
- Layout, run lengths, height and stair geometry
- Preferred material, infill pattern and finish
- Fixing surfaces, connection details and project location