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Welded mesh balustrade infill
Welded mesh balustrade infill
Balcony railing and access ladder
Balcony railing and access ladder
Stair railings at an entrance
Stair railings at an entrance
Rooftop balustrade with city views
Rooftop balustrade with city views
Cable and tube balustrade
Cable and tube balustrade
Terrace balustrades on an office building
Terrace balustrades on an office building
Handrails on public stairs
Handrails on public stairs
Stainless stair handrails
Stainless stair handrails
Installing a handrail on site
Installing a handrail on site
Tube balustrade along a planted walk
Tube balustrade along a planted walk
Glass balustrade fixing detail
Glass balustrade fixing detail
Stainless glass clamp
Stainless glass clamp
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Overview

Mesh and vertical bar infill is the practical choice where safety comes first. Welded mesh or bars close the gaps and resist climbing, while the frame keeps a clean architectural line.

Key features

Designed in detail.

01

Climb resistant

Tight mesh and bar spacing for schools, homes and public areas.

02

Robust frames

Welded steel or stainless frames built for heavy use.

03

Curved panels

Panels can follow curved facades and ramps.

04

Coated for climate

Galvanized and powder coated for outdoor life.

Where it goes

Built for real
conditions.

SchoolsStadiums and venuesService platformsResidential balconies

Tech specs

Typical specification.

InfillWelded mesh or vertical bars
FrameSteel or stainless
FinishGalvanized, powder coated
SpacingSet to safety requirements

Technical data

Engineering details.

Barrier loadsDesigned to SBC 301 line and point loads for the use class
Guard heightTo SBC, typically 1,100 mm at balconies and edges
Stainless grades304 interior; 316 exterior and coastal
GlassLaminated toughened or heat strengthened safety glass
WeldingAWS D1.1 / D1.6 qualified procedures, ground and polished joints
FinishNo. 4 satin, No. 8 mirror, powder coated

Typical values. Final values follow the project specification and approved shop drawings.

Submittals

What you receive.

  • Shop drawings and setting out drawings
  • Structural calculations
  • Material submittals and mill certificates
  • Samples and mockups
  • Inspection and test plan (ITP)
  • Test reports, warranties and O&M manuals

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Send an early sketch, a sample board or a finished detail. We'll come back with material options, a buildable approach and a price.