Front Step Railing
Railings and Walls
What We Offer
FUNCTION MEETS STYLE
Every multi-level home needs a front step railing.
A front step railing is an important preventive measure to avoid any unwarranted accidents. But functional does not have to be boring. Front step railings come in different styles and colours to match the exterior of you home.
Our team of experts can help you to find the best type of railing suited for your needs.
Picket Front Step Railing
IT'S ALL IN THE DETAILS
Most people don’t think about front step railings until they need them. Its important to keep your guests safe from the winter-time ice and snow by installing a railing up the stairs. Picket railings are standard and functional, and provide you with safety and piece-of-mind.
42″ or 36″ height railing
5/8″ or 1 1/2″ wide pickets
Surface mounted
Picket Styles
5/8” Picket Railing
Most people just need a railing system to prevent them from falling off the stairs, this is the standard picket railing system.
Rectangular 5/8” pickets
Modern slim look
Easily assembled
1 1/2” Wide Picket Railing
To preserve the classic look of your home, wide pickets are available to suit your style
Rectangular 1 1/2″ pickets
Classic look
Easily assembled
Double Top Rail
Classic variation on standard picket railings
Rectangular 1 1/2” pickets
Classic look
Easily assembled
Installation of Front Step Picket Railing
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Glass Front Step Railing
IT'S ALL IN THE DETAILS
Most people don’t think about front step railings until they need them. Its important to keep your guests safe from the winter-time ice and snow by installing a railing up the stairs. Tempered glass railings going down the stairs, is the current design modern builders are using to maintain to modern look of new homes.
Clear and Tinted Glass Railings
42″ or 36″ height railing
Clear or Tinted 6mm tempered glass
Surface mounted or fascia mounted
Grab Rails
FUNCTIONALITY AND STYLE
Sometimes, all you need is a simple grab rail rather than a full railing system. An extra grab rail makes going up and down the stairs worry-free, and is quick and easy to install!
Wall Mounted
42″ or 36″ height railing
Easily mounted to vinyl siding, brick or stucco
Rigid and durable
Installation of Grabrails
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Frequently Asked Questions
MY STAIRS ARE QUITE STEEP/ SHALLOW, WILL THE RAILING BE ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE THEM?
Yes. Unlike flat rails, the height of the top and bottom rail can be easily adjusted on stairs.
I’M NOT SURE IF THERE IS ENOUGH SUPPORT UNDERNEATH MY STEPS TO SUPPORT THE RAILS?
Most wooden or concrete stairs will hold the railings, however chipped, cracked or rotten stairs will cause instability in the railing. For wood stairs, it is also important to ensure that there is sufficient blocking underneath to accommodate 3-inch lag bolts.
IS IT POSSIBLE TO HAVE GLASS ON THE STAIRS?
Yes, it provides a very sleek finish for your home.
WHAT HAPPENS IF WATER GETS IN THE RAILS? WILL IT RUST?
The exterior of the rails is powder coated, meaning it will be resistance to rust and scratches. As for the interior, each rail had a water drainage hole that prevents water from staying inside, making long term rusting very minimal.
CAN YOU REMOVE MY OLD RAILING?
Removal of a pre-existing rail system as well as disposal, is possible for an additional cost depending on the size, material and the extent of surface damage from the previous system. Please speak with a sales associate for an accurate estimate for your system.
DO YOU NEED TO PRE-MEASURE MY STEPS BEFORE YOU INSTALL THE RAILING?
IS THERE A COVER FOR THE BASE PLATE?
No. All of the lag bolts used in the railing system are powder-coated to prevent rusting, as well as match the colour of the railing system. Our reason is that in the Canadian winter-time, the base plate covers may become dislodged or damaged when shoveling snow and ice. They also may become damaged if they are stepped on.
