Railing
Installing high-quality railings and banisters that enhance both the safety and aesthetics of your property. Railings and banisters are essential components of any staircase or elevated platform.
812-3453-4344 Why Choose Railing?
Railings and banisters can be crafted from various materials, including wood, wrought iron, stainless steel, and glass, each offering a unique look and feel. Customization options allow for intricate designs, unique finishes, and tailored dimensions, ensuring the rails complement your home's design and decor.
Benefits of Railing
Safety
The primary purpose of railings and banisters is to provide support and prevent falls on stairs, balconies, decks, and other elevated areas. They offer stability and a secure grip, especially for children, elderly individuals, and those with mobility challenges.
Enhanced Accessibility
Railings make it easier and safer for individuals to navigate stairs and raised platforms, promoting accessibility within homes, offices, and public spaces.
Code Compliance
Many building codes and regulations require the installation of railings and banisters to ensure safety and meet structural requirements. Properly installed railings and banisters help property owners avoid legal issues and ensure compliance with safety standards.
Common Materials for Railings and Banisters
Wood Railings: White oak, hickory, and other hardwoods are popular choices for custom handrails. These materials offer a warm and classic look that can complement a wide range of interior styles.
Metal Railings: Ornamental iron, stainless steel, and aluminum are commonly used for railings and banisters. Metal railings can provide a sleek and modern appearance, as well as durability and low maintenance.
Glass Railings: Glass panels are often used in combination with metal or wood frames to create a contemporary and open look. Glass railings can enhance visibility and allow natural light to flow through spaces.
Composite Railings: Composite materials, made from a blend of wood fibers and plastic, offer the appearance of wood with added durability and resistance to weathering. They are a low-maintenance option for outdoor railings.
Cable Railings: Cable railings use stainless steel cables tensioned between posts to create a minimalist and modern look. They are often used in outdoor settings to provide unobstructed views.
Railling's Roanoke Code
Stairs: of more than 4 steps on the exterior of a building should have handrails between 34 and 38 inches high and guardrails not less than 36 inches high, that are strong and secure enough to support a person. Treads and risers should be intact and firmly attached. Installation of new stairs, rails orguards may require a building permit.
Decks and Porches: If the porch is more than 30 inches above the ground, it should have railings or guardrails at least 36 inches high that are strong enough to keep a person from falling.
Where we install railings
Decks and Porches: Railings are commonly installed around the perimeter of decks and porches to provide safety and prevent falls. They can also enhance the aesthetic appeal of outdoor living spaces.
Balconies: Railings are essential for balconies to ensure safety while allowing for unobstructed views. They can be designed to complement the architectural style of the building.
Stairs and Ramps: Railings and banisters are crucial for stairs and ramps, providing support and stability for users. They can be installed on one or both sides of the staircase or ramp.
Wood Fence FAQs
What materials are commonly used for railings and banisters?
Common materials include wood, wrought iron, stainless steel, and glass. Each material offers a unique look and feel, allowing for customization to match your home's design.
What maintenance is required for railings and banisters?
Maintenance varies by material. Wood railings may require regular sealing or painting, while metal railings might need rust prevention treatments. Glass railings should be cleaned regularly to maintain clarity.
Are there any safety standards I need to be aware of when installing railings?
Yes, building codes often specify requirements for railing height, spacing between balusters, and load-bearing capacity to ensure safety. It's important to adhere to these standards during installation.
Can I customize the design of my railings and banisters?
Absolutely! Railings and banisters can be customized with intricate designs, unique finishes, and tailored dimensions to complement your home's decor.
Do you offer installation services for railings and banisters?
Yes, we provide professional installation services to ensure that your railings and banisters are securely and correctly installed according to safety standards.