Wood and Wrought Iron Stair Railings

A 12-foot iron staircase or railing project is custom quoted rather than sold at a fixed published price. Cost depends on the design, dimensions, materials, finish, fabrication requirements, installation needs, and project conditions. Acadia Stairs provides quote assistance and custom design consultation. Submit the project details, drawings, or dimensions to request pricing for your specific staircase.

Yes. The wrought iron railing system can be custom fabricated for existing stairs as well as new Acadia Stairs staircases and balconies. Design and fabrication are developed around the available space, stair configuration, desired style, and applicable project requirements. Existing staircase upgrades can therefore be evaluated as part of a custom railing consultation.

Wrought iron railings can be powder coated in nearly any colour, including a custom colour selected for the project. Powder coating provides a durable finish while supporting traditional and contemporary design directions. The final finish should be selected alongside the railing style, installation environment, surrounding materials, and any project-specific performance or building-code requirements.

Available configurations include traditional wrought iron patterns, vertical balusters, decorative spindles, solid lines, stainless-steel cable, and glass panels. Supporting systems may use wrought iron, steel, aluminium, or stainless steel, depending on the selected product. Acadia Stairs can coordinate the design around the staircase architecture, interior or exterior setting, and desired visual character.

Yes. The product information identifies balcony railings and interior and exterior architectural projects as applications. Depending on the selected system, options include powder coating, hot-dip galvanising, stainless-steel finishes, blackened patina, clear coating, and paint. Project-specific heights, materials, finishes, and code requirements should be reviewed during design and quotation.

Railing dimensions should be established from the staircase layout, intended use, selected system, and applicable local building codes. Referenced configurations include a typical 42-inch guard rail and a 34- to 36-inch handrail measured from the tread. Commercial projects may also require vertical balusters with less than 4-inch spacing and level portions at stair entries and exits.