Terrace, Decking & Roof Balustrades

Terrace & decking balustrades

Styles we make

Illustrations of popular styles. Yours is made to your drawing and sizes.

Before you enquire

Questions people ask about decking balustrade

Who fits it?

Your builder, fencer or joiner, or you. Everything arrives finished, in numbered sections, with fixings and a setting-out drawing showing exactly where each anchor goes, so fitting is straightforward.

Can it fix to a timber deck?

Yes. Posts are bolted through the deck boards into the joists or the deck frame, or fixed to the outside face of the frame with fascia brackets, which keeps the deck surface clear. We send a drawing showing where each post lands so your decking contractor can add a noggin if one is needed. Read the measuring guide →

Vertical bars or horizontal bars?

Vertical bars are the safer choice where small children will be around, because they are hard to climb, and they suit most houses. Horizontal flat bars give a cleaner modern look and frame the view. Both are spaced under 100 mm. Tell us who will use the terrace and we will suggest the right one.

How do I measure up?

Send us rough sizes with the enquiry and we will tell you exactly what to measure and where. For anything made to fit an opening we ask for three measurements across it, so it fits exactly. If you prefer, send photos and we will work from those to a budget price first. Read the measuring guide →

Do you supply the glass for glass balustrades?

We supply the steel posts and clamps, made to take standard toughened laminated glass. The glass itself comes from your local glazier, who will measure once the posts are fitted, so it is cut to the real gaps.

How long does it take?

Typically two to three weeks from the day you approve the drawings to the day it is delivered. Repeat orders on a design we already hold are faster. If you have a fixed site date, tell us at enquiry stage and we will confirm whether it can be met before you commit.