The minimum height for a railing depends on the building regulations and safety standards that apply in your region, which can be found in the respective building codes of your state. In most cases, the minimum height is 42” for standard railings, 48” for pool fencing and 36” for stair railings. However, it is important the check local regulations and ensure that the railings comply with the minimum height required to ensure the safety of the users.

The best choice of railing for indoor use depends on several factors, including architectural style, personal preference and intended use. Popular options for indoor use are glass railings and stainless steel railings. Glass railings offer a transparent, modern look, while stainless steel railings are known for their durability and resistance. Ultimately, the railing should match the overall design of the interior while meeting the required safety standards.

Aluminum railings are an outstanding choice due to their versatility and numerous advantages. Not only are they lightweight, durable and corrosion-resistant, they also offer good value for money. In addition, our prefabricated modules allow for easy handling on the building site, which ensures an efficient installation process.

Mounting a railing depends on various factors, including the chosen material and the type of substrate. Generally, railings are mounted to the wall, floor or other structural elements using special fasteners such as screws or anchors. It is important that they are mounted in a stable and sturdy manner to ensure their safety. 

When mounting a railing, there are several factors to consider ensuring a safe installation. These include selecting the correct corrosion protection class and material pairing, considering the load-bearing capacity, maintaining edge and anchor distance, selecting the appropriate mounting method and ensuring accessibility for maintenance and repair work. By considering these aspects, you can be assured the railing is mounted in a solid and sturdy way, to guarantee its safety.

The costs of a railing depends on several factors such as: the chosen material, the size of the railing, the design, and the complexity of the installation. As a leading manufacturer of high-quality railings, we are happy to provide you with detailed advice. Contact us for individual offers and further information.

The installation of railings usually requires the expertise and skills of an experienced metalworker or glazier. These craftsmen have the necessary know-how to design and install railings professionally. It is advisable to hire a craftsman with experience in railing installation to ensure that the railing meets all required safety standards and is optimally suited for the installation situation.

The appropriate tube thickness for a railing depends on several factors, including the height of the railing, the type of material and the specific application. Generally, railing tubes with a thickness between 0.078” and 0.156” are used. For higher railings or those with increased safety requirements, a greater tube thickness may be required. It is important to consider the applicable building regulations and safety standards.