Steel railing with flat-bar balusters
Vertical flat bars stand between a bottom rail and the handrail, and the posts are flat bar too.
from €190 net per metre
Extra per metre: side mounting €10.
Installation is priced individually, get in touch.
Non-binding indicative price. We confirm the final price in our quote.
Handrail 50 × 30 mm section
Flat bars 40 × 10 mm, clear gap at most 110 mm
Post 40 × 15 mm flat bar, at most 1 m apart
Bottom rail 40 × 27 mm section
Post fixing on top of the slab or on the slab edge
Technical data
| Post spacing | max. 1000 mm |
|---|---|
| Posts | flat bar 40 × 15 mm |
| Handrail | 50 × 30 mm |
| Bottom rail | 40 × 27 mm |
| Flat bars | 40 × 10 mm, clear gap max. 110 mm |
| Material | steel, galvanised and powder-coated |
| Mounting | top or side |
| Height | 1000 mm, 1100 mm on request |
| Handrail load | 0.5 kN/m, 1.0 kN/m on request |
Finishes
Questions about this system
How far apart are the flat bars?
The clear gap is at most 110 mm. A 1000 mm bay holds ten flat bars, about 80 mm apart.
How high must a balcony railing be in Germany?
Once the drop exceeds 1 m, a balcony railing must be at least 90 cm high, and at least 110 cm above 12 m (§ 38 Musterbauordnung, the German model building code). State building codes can differ. Our standard 1000 mm covers drops up to 12 m; above that we make 1100 mm on request.
Other systems
Stainless steel with glassStainless posts and Ø 42.4 mm handrail, VSG 44.2 glass
Stainless steel with horizontal rodsStainless posts, 3 to 6 horizontal rods
Stainless steel with vertical balustersStainless posts, clear gap between balusters at most 110 mm
Black steel with framed glassGalvanised, powder-coated steel, VSG 44.2 glass