Shop Cable Stair Railing Systems

Acadia Stairs provides custom-designed and fabricated cable railing systems rather than identifying a standard DIY kit. Cable terminals are custom swaged and cut to the required panel length, and systems are designed for individual stairs, existing staircases, or balconies. Buyers seeking an application-specific solution can request ordering and design support.

Cable stair railing systems are available with steel, aluminum, or stainless-steel railing structures. The cables and hardware use #316 marine-grade stainless steel. Depending on the project, the broader railing range can also include glass or wood components, while the cable configuration provides a visually open infill option.

Available finishes include natural stainless steel, blackened patina, and custom powder coating. Powder coating supports colour customisation, while some steel railings may receive a zinc-rich primer beneath the selected topcoat. The appropriate finish depends on the structure, interior or exterior setting, appearance goals, and project specifications.

Yes. The cable railing systems are designed for existing stairs as well as new stair projects and balconies. Acadia Stairs can provide custom design consultation and fabrication to address the individual layout. Project dimensions, attachment conditions, railing configuration, finish, and applicable building requirements should be reviewed during quoting.

Panel-built railing sections can be fabricated in lengths up to 20 feet. Cable terminals are custom swaged and cut to the required length for each railing panel. The final configuration depends on the stair, balcony, or guard-railing layout and should be confirmed through the custom design and quoting process.

Applicable requirements depend on the railing system and local building regulations. Commercial projects may require guard rails, handrails, level portions at stair entries and exits, and spacing requirements. Referenced project details include 42-inch guard rails, 34- to 36-inch handrails, 12-inch level portions, and less than 4-inch spacing where applicable; confirm requirements with the responsible project professional.