Fast Balcony Horizontal Bar Balcony Railing System
Reviewed pricing, lead time, freight, and final configuration are confirmed during quote review before order release.
The Fast Balcony Horizontal Bar Balcony Railing System stacks evenly spaced aluminum bars between welded posts for a strong linear read on balconies, decks, and rooftop edges. It is the all-aluminum alternative to cable when the elevation calls for horizontal lines with more visual presence and no tensioning maintenance.
Sections are welded aluminum posts and rails with horizontal aluminum bar infill, shipped in 4, 5, 6, and 8 ft lengths that assemble into continuous runs. Bar spacing follows the released engineering for the project, and the standard guard height is 42 in with 36 in available where the project code allows. Because the infill is rigid aluminum rather than tensioned cable, the run needs no re-tensioning over its service life. Sections bolt to the balcony frame, deck structure, or parapet without field welding, powder coated in Matte Black, White, Bronze, or Slate Gray with custom colors quoted on request.
Highlights
- Evenly spaced horizontal aluminum bars for a clean linear elevation
- Rigid all-aluminum infill, no tensioning or re-tensioning maintenance
- Welded aluminum sections in 4, 5, 6, and 8 ft lengths
- 42 in guard height standard; 36 in available where project code allows
- Bolt-on surface mount to frame, deck, or parapet, no field welding
- Section weights 26 to 44 lb including one post per section for take-off math
- Powder coat program: Matte Black standard; White, Bronze, Slate Gray; custom colors quoted on request
Specification Table
| Section lengths | 4 ft, 5 ft, 6 ft, 8 ft; runs cut to project layout during quote review |
| Guard height | 42 in standard; 36 in available where project code allows |
| Construction | Welded aluminum posts and rails, powder coated after fabrication |
| Railing infill | Evenly spaced horizontal aluminum bars; spacing per released engineering |
| Post program | Welded aluminum posts with base hardware; spacing per released engineering |
| Mount system | Surface mount to balcony frame, deck structure, or parapet |
| Installation | Bolt-on section installation, no field welding |
| Structural basis | Engineered to project live-load requirements; structural verification completed during quote review |
| Finish | Powder coat: Matte Black standard; White, Bronze, Slate Gray; custom colors quoted on request |
| Section weight | About 26 lb (4 ft), 31 lb (5 ft), 35 lb (6 ft), 44 lb (8 ft), including one post per section (engineering estimate) |
| Lead time | Confirmed during quote review; typical production runs are scheduled after drawing approval |
| Freight | Ships by commercial freight; freight confirmed during quote review |
| Warranty | Warranty coverage for the final quoted configuration is documented and confirmed during quote review |
Included Components
- Welded aluminum horizontal bar railing sections in the selected length
- One welded aluminum post with base hardware per section; corner and starter posts scoped at quote review
- Section splice and mounting hardware per the released details
- Powder coat finish in the selected color
Installation Notes
- Guard attachment is structural: substrate, blocking, and anchorage must be verified by the project engineer of record, with structural verification completed during quote review.
- Lay out post locations from the released engineering before drilling; post spacing is set per project, not per section length.
- Bolt posts to the frame, deck, or parapet per the released details, then set sections and splice per the installation documents.
- Check bar alignment across section joints before final torque so runs read as continuous lines.
- Wash powder coated surfaces with mild detergent and water; avoid abrasive pads and solvent cleaners.
Warranty and Support
- Warranty coverage for the final quoted configuration is documented and confirmed during quote review.
- AAMA 2604-class powder coat performance is available and confirmed during quote review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is horizontal infill allowed by code in my jurisdiction?
Horizontal infill is widely used in multifamily work and requirements vary by jurisdiction and occupancy. Bar spacing follows the released engineering for each project, and code review with the engineer of record is completed during quote review.
Horizontal bars or cable, which should I choose?
Bars give a bolder line, need no tension maintenance, and powder coat with the rest of the guard. Cable is lighter and more transparent. Both run the same posts, heights, and finish program, so the choice is architectural.
How do I estimate sections for my run?
Divide the run by the section lengths, favoring 8 ft sections on straight runs. Send the run drawing with the quote request and the section schedule and corner posts are confirmed during quote review.
What do the sections mount to?
Sections bolt to aluminum balcony frames, wood or steel deck structure, or concrete and masonry parapets, with anchorage details per substrate in the released installation documents.
Documents
- Type Balcony Railing System
- SKU FB-BAL-RAIL-HORIZ-L4-BK
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Project pricing, lead time, freight routing, and final configuration are confirmed during quote review before order release.
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