Railings & Stairs 

Where the most economical solution is desired and the railing must be secured at the base, a single strand railing with posts will perform well. Build with solid members (typically 1-1/16″ round or square tubing) this design is sturdy and robust in its simplicity.

 A top and mid-rail design, while clean and simple brings a bit more to the finished appearance.

For a traditional appearance balustrade designs are clean, beautiful, and sturdy.  One of the more common styles, they can be highly customized to stand out from the crowd.

An excellent design with superb visibility through the railing, this option provides a clean look with a modern touch while daring to be different.

With literally limitless options this design appeals to those who want their own personal touch. The panels are built between posts and rails and can be made however the owner desires. Meshes, screens, patterns, glass and custom CNC-cut reliefs of literally any design are some of the most common choices.

A departure from traditional railings, horizontal members between posts bring a fresh modern feel.

Replacing conventional stringers with a single beam (usually centered) creates a unique “floating” look. This style gives the same benefits as conventional steel stringers, while offering an eye-catching and more modern look.  Options for the center beam include a conventional I-Beam, square or rectangular structural tubing and other custom options. Tread options are similar to conventional, with wood, steel and concrete being the most common.

Modern in the extreme, this style is eye-catching and edgy. Usually mounted to a structurally sound wall on one side these stairs appear to defy logic. A robust tread design of high rigidity is required to make it work but the results are striking and unique!

Not new by any stretch but unique in their own right, spiral designs offer access where other designs can’t. Highly customizable and using little floor space, spiral stairs may be the best option for you.