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Stainless Steel Balustrade

Our stainless steel balustrade is designed to be durable, simple to install and stylish. You’ll find everything you’re looking for here at Dino Decking, including our eye-catching balustrade glass, a range of steel balustrade posts, and steel end caps.

Stainless steel balustrade can really add to your garden or home improvement project by providing a modern feel. Additionally, stainless steel is designed to have great longevity and requires little maintenance. Metal balustrade won’t rust or corrode, allowing it to withstand extreme weather and stay looking fresh for years to come.

Our stainless steel products are made from the highest quality material, leading to minimal upkeep and ensuring a fresh look for years to come. Discover our range of steel balustrades today!

Benefits of our steel balustrade

  • Robust design – made from the highest grade stainless steel, this balustrade is built to last and will not rust or warp.
  • Unobstructed views – our unobstructed design enhances safety and means that views don’t go uninterrupted.
  • Simple installation – our steel balustrade is simple to install, with instructions every step of the way.

Steel Balustrade FAQs

What’s the difference between a handrail and balustrade?

A handrail is a supportive rail that you can hold onto for balance. In contrast, a balustrade is an entire safety barrier system which includes handrails, posts and infill. Its purpose is to prevent falls on stairs or balconies. A metal balustrade can add an extra layer of safety to your garden, especially if you have any raised areas.

Installing steel balustrade is best done by a professional due to the intricacies involved.

Step 1: Firstly, you’ll want to decide where your balustrade is going and, more importantly, assess whether the area is suitable. At this stage it’s also important to check the type of balustrade you have as each is installed differently.

Step 2: Mark out your panels to plan exactly where each post should be as getting this wrong can cause issues further down the line.

Step 3: Fix posts together with stainless steel screws to prevent rust and wear.

Step 4: Once all of your posts are in place, check them thoroughly and then tighten them together. This ensures they are all in line.

Step 5: If you’re using glass in your balustrade ensure you use clamps to fix them together firmly. After you’ve done this, gradually tighten the clamps ensuring not to go too tight.

For more information, read our guide on installing balustrade railings in your garden.

If you’re installing a stainless steel or composite balustrade then planning permission isn’t necessary. However, if this installation is part of a bigger garden project, then the project as a whole may need it. Find out if your garden project requires planning permission or not.