Aluminium Railings
A new take on the humble wooden balustrade – get a sleek, modern deck railing with aluminium.
Lightweight, yet structurally sound, aluminium fencing will keep pets in and the little ones safe. Metal is often used as a cost-effective substitute to timber – aluminium is much stronger than wood and lasts longer. But, unlike wood, you won’t spend your spare time staining or replacing rotting posts on your balustrades. They only need an occasional rinse with the garden hose. Likewise, you won’t have to worry about paint chipping or rust setting in as all our aluminium rails are powder-coated to protect against weathering. Plus, you can choose your finish – a bold colour that stands out or a shade that blends in with your home’s existing style.
With less time to spend on maintenance and a longer lifespan than wood, aluminium balustrades are a smart investment. And, they are surprisingly affordable, get a quote to find out.
10 year warranty on powder coating
Glass meets New Zealand safety standards
Work comes with council required producer statements
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Aluminium and timber balustrades
Get a view, for less! Aluminium and timber balustrades are a cost-effective deck railing system, and thanks to the slim aluminium spindles, they won’t block your surroundings. You’ll get the best of both worlds – the traditional timber look, with the added strength of metal posts. Powder coat the aluminium balusters any colour for a corrosion-resistant finish – perfect for sea-spray zones.
Aluminium railings
Minimal and sleek, aluminium railings will give your veranda a crisp, clean look – without obstructing your view. Along with a modern aesthetic, you will get a strong and long-lasting deck frame. Go for full-height or split rails, and top them off with an oval, round, or square handrail design. The powder-coating finish is available in range of colours.
What our customers are saying
“We are so happy with our balustrading. They were great to deal with and have done a very tidy job. Couldn’t recommend highly enough.” – Anna, No Cowboys review
