Custom Metal Handrails for Staircases

The suitable handrail depends on the project environment, design, code requirements, and desired maintenance profile. Acadia Stairs offers steel, aluminum, stainless steel, and wrought iron systems with exterior finishing options including powder coating, galvanizing, clear coating, and selected top coats. Stainless-steel cable and hardware options are also available. The design team can help match materials and finishes to the application.

Custom stair railing pricing is available on request rather than through a fixed price range. Acadia Stairs prepares quotes around the stair or balcony layout, material, infill, finish, panel configuration, and fabrication requirements. Systems may use steel, aluminum, stainless steel, wrought iron, glass, cable, balusters, or decorative spindles. Share drawings or project information to begin the quotation process.

Acadia Stairs offers steel, aluminum, stainless steel, and wrought iron railing options. Systems can incorporate glass panels, stainless-steel cable, balusters, spindles, solid lines, and optional wood components. Material selection can be coordinated with the intended interior or exterior application, appearance, durability goals, and applicable building requirements. Custom finishes include powder coating and several metal-specific finish options.

Yes. The available railing systems are designed for new or existing stairs and balconies. Acadia Stairs provides custom railing design consultation and fabrication to suit the project space, including existing staircase upgrades and renovations. Project drawings, measurements, photographs, and site conditions can help establish the appropriate configuration, attachment approach, infill, finish, and quote requirements.

Available infill configurations include vertical balusters, decorative spindles, solid lines, stainless-steel cable, and glass panels. Cable systems can use #316 marine-grade stainless-steel cable with custom-cut lengths and swaged threaded-rod terminals. Glass railing can combine panels with metal balusters for an open appearance. The selected infill can be coordinated with the staircase style, project requirements, and applicable codes.

Railing heights can be adjusted to meet project needs or local building codes. The product information references typical guard rail and handrail dimensions, while commercial applications may also involve baluster spacing and level portions at stair entry and exit. Requirements vary by project and jurisdiction, so the applicable code should be confirmed with the responsible architect, engineer, contractor, or building official.