
Deck & Porch Railings




Types of Railing

Balusters

Cable Railing

Fiberon Railing
Materials

Composite

IPE Hardwood

Pressure Treated

PVC

Red Cedar

Stainless Steel
Features Of Railing
Lighting
Curves
Infill Options
Lattice
Post Caps
Rails / Handrails

Usually people select railing materials that match decking materials: wood rails with wood decks, composite rails with composite decks. Sometimes, though, a contrasting material provides an aesthetically pleasing experience, as does a contrasting color. As you plan the deck railing, consider how unobstructed a view you want, ease of maintenance, and what extra features – such as lighting or privacy lattice. That may increase your enjoyment of the deck. Remember to comply with applicable building codes. For safety reasons, these often specify the height and spacing of balusters. HOA codes can also limit railing materials and colors to conform to the neighborhood aesthetic.
Remember to comply with applicable building codes. For safety reasons, these often specify the height and spacing of balusters. HOA codes can also limit railing materials and colors to conform to the neighborhood aesthetic.
Railings are the most visible aspect of a deck as they are seen from the deck proper, from the yard, and often from a home’s interior. At Ring’s End deck showrooms, you can assess many railing options that can add style and functionality to your deck. Railings are also an important safety feature; our experienced sales people are great resources for learning how proper railing materials and design can add safety and stability to your deck.