Aluminum Stair Railing Systems

Yes. The railing systems are suitable for new or existing stairs and balconies. Acadia Stairs can review the existing staircase, discuss the required configuration, and develop a custom-fabricated solution for the space. Existing staircase upgrades are listed among the product applications, alongside new residential and commercial installations.

Available configurations include vertical balusters, solid lines, stainless-steel cable, decorative spindles, and glass panels. The product information also identifies cable, glass, balusters, spindles, and wood among the available component or infill options. The appropriate selection can be discussed during the custom design consultation.

Finish options include powder coating in nearly any colour, clear coating, paint, stainless-steel finishes, blackened finishes, patinas, and hot-dip galvanising. Powder coating is identified as an option for weather-resistant and rust-resistant applications. Acadia Stairs can help match the finish to the intended interior or exterior design.

Yes. Commercial staircase railing systems are an identified application. Commercial projects may require details such as vertical balusters with less than 4-inch spacing, a 42-inch guard rail, or a 34- to 36-inch handrail. Requirements can vary by local building code, so project dimensions and compliance needs should be reviewed during design.

Railing heights can be adjusted to meet project needs or local building codes. The product information lists a typical guard rail height of 42 inches and a typical handrail height of 34 to 36 inches from the tread, while noting that commercial requirements may vary. Confirm applicable code requirements with the project team.

The systems are designed for strength, appearance, shipment, and installation. Panel-built railing sections can be fabricated in lengths up to 20 feet, and the company highlights easy assembly design as a competitive advantage. Acadia Stairs can coordinate with architects, engineers, and contractors to clarify sections, project details, and installation requirements.