Stair and Landing Railing over Black Stacked Stone
Project Overview
Black railing installed on the exterior stair tower and landing of a gray-sided home built over a black stacked-stone base, installed during active construction.
Analysis
The stair tower is tall and narrow with a long drop, so the guard was built in stacked runs with continuous posts to keep the rail rigid on both flights.
Process
Site measure during construction, fabrication, install staged with the trades, and final alignment before landscaping.
Outcome
A solid, code-height guard on a tall exterior stair that suits the black stone base.
Project Details
Materials Used
Black powder-coated aluminum posts and rails with vertical bar infill, welded landing sections, base plates and structural anchors into the concrete and stone.
Methods & Techniques
Flights fabricated to the measured pitch, landing bays welded square, posts anchored at each level and sealed to the stone.
Key Highlights
Multi-flight tower layout, welded landing bays, construction-stage coordination, black finish