Order Stainless Steel Balustrade Kits for Stair and Balcony Projects

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To order a stainless steel balustrade kit, send photos and rough dimensions of the stair or balcony, then arrange an on-site measurement so the parts are made to exact fit. The kit is produced in our Tel Aviv factory with a written specification and drawing approved by you before manufacturing starts.

What a Complete Balustrade Kit Includes

A complete kit is more than a set of posts and rails. It should cover every component needed to install the balustrade on site, so the installer does not have to stop and source missing pieces.

Posts or brackets matched to the substrate (concrete, steel or tile)
Top and bottom rails, handrails and end caps
Infill elements such as cables, glass clamps or vertical bars
Fixings, anchors and stainless hardware in the correct grade

Confirm the list with us before approval so nothing is overlooked.

Sending Information and Photos for a Quote

Start with clear photos of the stair or balcony edge from several angles, including the surface where the posts will be fixed. Note the total length, the height of each section, the number of steps and any landings or corners.

Tell us the infill style you prefer and whether the handrail should be on one side or both. The more detail you give at this stage, the fewer changes are needed later in the drawing.

On-Site Measurement and Drawing

Stairs and balconies are rarely perfectly square, so measuring on site is essential. We take exact dimensions for each run, check the slope of stairs and the level of balcony slabs, and note obstacles such as pipes or window frames.

From these measurements we prepare a drawing with the position of every post, the length of each rail and the connection details. You receive a written specification together with the drawing.

Approving the Specification Before Production

Review the drawing carefully before approving it. Check that the heights, post spacing and handrail position suit your use, and confirm the finish you want. Any change made after production starts usually means remaking parts, so take your time at this step.

Verify all dimensions against your measurements
Confirm the stainless steel grade and surface finish
Check that the infill spacing meets the requirements of the Israeli railing standard SI 1142, with exact values confirmed by your engineer

Manufacturing and Finishing in the Factory

Once the specification is approved, the parts are cut, shaped and assembled in our factory at Rival Street 37 in Tel Aviv. Stainless steel is handled with dedicated tools to keep the surface clean and free from contamination that could cause staining.

Each component is labelled to match the drawing, which makes site installation faster and reduces the chance of mix-ups between similar sections.

Delivery and Installation Support

Kits are packed by section and labelled so the installer can lay them out in order on site. Keep the drawing with the parts, as it shows the sequence and the fixing points.

If anything on site differs from the drawing, contact us before cutting or drilling. Early communication is far easier to solve than a fitting problem found after installation.

Frequently asked questions

How long before I can receive a kit after approval?

Lead time depends on the size and complexity of the order and the current workload. We confirm the schedule with you when the specification is approved.

Do I need to measure myself, or will you come to site?

We recommend an on-site measurement for stairs and balconies, since walls and slabs are rarely exactly as drawn. Your installer can also provide measurements if they are accurate and complete.

Can I change the infill style after the drawing is approved?

Changes are possible before production begins, but once cutting starts a change may mean remaking parts. Always settle the infill type at the drawing stage.

Which stainless steel grade should I choose for a balcony?

The right grade depends on the location and exposure, such as proximity to the sea. We advise on the suitable grade during the specification stage, and your engineer can confirm the requirements for your project.

Common mistakes to avoid

The most common error is ordering from rough dimensions without an exact site measurement, and approving a drawing without checking each length against it. Both lead to parts that do not fit and cost time on site.

Our recommendation

Before approving the drawing, have the installer walk the site with the specification in hand and tick off every post position and rail length. This simple check catches almost all fitting problems before production.

Summary

A stainless steel balustrade kit order works best when you provide clear photos, an exact site measurement and a checked drawing before production starts. Following these steps gives you a complete kit that installs smoothly.

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