We had a couple come into our office recently who were looking to buy some round stainless steel tube and fittings to do a simple balustrade to help them get down to their pontoon on the water. They sent me these photos .... I would say, outcome achieved.
We have just recently added a new Gooseneck design to our range of roof finials that we sell.
manufactured from Western Red Cedar, this finial is a great addition to the gable of a traditional style Australian home.
After the success of our Slim-Line Furniture Legs over the last couple of years, we decided that it was about time that we offered a larger diameter alternative to customers.
>>> UPDATE April 2020 : Unfortunately some of these products are no longer available <<<.
Just new to the market, the Swageless range of wire balustrade fittings are the most DIY friendly products available to construct a great looking stainless wire cable balustrade for your deck.
Popular in the USA is a turned timber baluster that has a tapered top rather than the traditional square top. Commonly called Pin Top Balusters, this design looks great on a staircase with painted white balustrade and polished timber handrails and stair treads.
Although our history is based on timber; when it comes to balustrade it is important that we continue to adapt our product range to what is popular. Stainless steel has become a very popular product for balustrade; and more specifically, wire cable has been leading this trend.
Just a quick reminder that we now have a range of stainless steel tube and fittings in 50.8mm and 38.1mm round; all of which are perfect to create stainless steel balustrade.
We recently manufactured 50mm timber dowel in American Oak for a stair builder in Melbourne. They told me that it was for timber screening on the side of a staircase, but was not sure exactly what they meant. Now I know.
