Stainless steel balusters

Stainless Steel Balusters

Stainless steel balusters are products that are in growing demand every day. This type of stair railings is more popular than similar ones made of other materials.

Stainless Steel Railing Posts

Most metals change their structure when exposed to certain irritants. For example, iron products quickly become covered with rust, and cast iron structures become cracked and chipped. But there is a metal that is not afraid of physical impacts. And this is stainless steel. That is why stainless steel balusters quickly took the palm from ferrous metals.

Stainless steel stair railings

Stainless steel balusters have the following advantages:

• Long service life.

• Ability to withstand any load.

• Ease of manufacture.

• Suitable for any type of base (wood, stone, metal).

• Withstand constant pressure without deforming.

Thanks to the use of modern construction technologies, balusters can be installed in buildings for various purposes. Such structures are found not only in private homes, but also in business centers, shopping malls, and large stores.

Stands for stair railings

The standard design of stainless steel balusters looks like this:

• Handrail.

• Post.

• Horizontal crossbars.

Currently, horizontal balusters without vertical posts are more popular. In this case, several parallel crossbars occupy the free space. Thus, it is possible to achieve significant savings in materials. But, it is worth considering that in this case, the support beams experience increased load.

Stainless steel railings

Usually, railings on stainless steel structures are about 95 centimeters high. If there are small children in the house, this is not very convenient. However, we, as manufacturers, take this into account and can add an additional handrail located below.

If balusters are installed in a private house, the distance between each post is selected so that no one falls from the stairs (whether an adult or a child). Usually, the interval is no more than forty centimeters. The posts are fixed vertically, and the balusters are mounted at an angle of 90 degrees relative to the floor.