Gates & railings · Midlands

Street boundary railings

A long run of vertical bar railings on a stone plinth, stepped to follow the fall of the footpath.

Run of dark grey vertical bar boundary railings on a low stone plinth along a footpath beside a brick apartment building

About this job

The footpath falls along the length of the boundary, so each panel was made to its own dimensions and the run steps down neatly instead of leaving gaps at the bottom.

Panels were fixed down onto the stone plinth with concealed base plates and finished in a dark grey to sit quietly against the brickwork.

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What we did

Panels made to raked levels
Fixed to stone plinth
Powder coated dark grey

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