Specialised StainlessFabrication · Patumahoe
Custom 316 stainless steel deck balustrade with wire-rope infill, fabricated and installed by Specialised Stainless

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Stainless handrails and balustrades, made and fitted.

Stair handrails, deck and balcony balustrades, wire-rope and glass-post systems in 316 stainless, measured on site, fabricated in the workshop and installed to code.

316 stainlessMarine-grade for outdoor rails
Code-compliantBuilt to NZ Building Code heights
Measured & fittedSite measure and install

The range

Rails for stairs, decks, ramps and commercial sites.

A balustrade has to look right and pass inspection. We fabricate to the drawings or measure on site, and fix into timber, concrete or steel with the right anchors.

Stair handrails

Wall-mounted and post-mounted stair rails in round or square tube, with returns and brackets to suit.

Deck & balcony balustrades

Post-and-rail balustrades with wire-rope, glass or vertical infill for decks and balconies.

Ramp & accessibility rails

Compliant grab rails and ramp handrails for schools, clinics and public buildings.

Commercial & industrial

Guardrails, mezzanine rails and walkway handrails in stainless or galvanised steel.

Indicative pricing

Indicative handrail & balustrade pricing.

Indicative range only. Final pricing depends on length, post count, infill type, fixings and site access.

Custom stainless handrail or balustrade

Fabricated and installed, priced per metre.

$300per metre from, + GST

Handrails $300–$400, wire balustrade $450–$750, glass $650–$1,000 per metre + GST installed

  • 316 stainless tube, satin or polished
  • Wire-rope, glass or bar infill
  • Anchored to timber, concrete or steel
  • Site measure and installation included

Wall-mounted handrails are the entry point; post count, glass infill and curved rails push the per-metre rate up.

Questions

Common questions about stainless handrails and balustrades.

Does a balustrade need a building consent?

New or replacement balustrades on decks over one metre high generally form part of building work that needs consent, and we build to the required heights and loadings. Check with your council or designer for your situation.

What is the difference between 304 and 316 for rails?

316 has more resistance to salt and pollution, so it stays bright outdoors and near the coast. 304 is fine for indoor rails and costs less.

Can you replace timber or aluminium balustrades?

Yes. We remove the old rail, check the fixings and structure, and fit a new stainless system to the same posts or new ones.

How it works

Spec, quote, fabricate, fit.

01

Spec

We confirm size, materials, the loadings or spec and how it will be used.

02

Quote

It is all priced before any steel is cut, so there are no surprises.

03

Fabricate

Built in the Patumahoe workshop to the agreed spec.

04

Fit

Delivered, fitted or installed and checked over before handover.

Got a job in mind? Let’s talk it through.

Send through photos, rough measurements and how it’ll be used — we’ll come back with a practical next step and a price.

Call or text021 2555 443Text
WorkshopPatumahoe, Auckland
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