Balcony, deck and stair railings.
Custom wrought iron railings for Sydney homes. Heritage scrollwork matched to your home's existing ironwork, or clean contemporary designs for new builds.
Staircase railings.
Internal or external runs. Heritage scrollwork through to clean modern designs, made to suit the staircase and the house it sits in.
Balcony railings.
Juliet balconies through to full-length balcony runs. Custom wrought iron, made to Australian Standards.
Deck & terrace railings.
Decks, terraces and verandahs. Hot-dip galvanised, finished in marine-grade primer and paint for the weather.
Why people choose us.
Compliant by design.
Heights, spacing and structural integrity handled before fabrication, not adjusted on-site. Australian Standards built in from the first sketch.
Match the existing ironwork.
We replicate or complement existing wrought iron. Heritage scrollwork, traditional balcony detail, original character that ties the home together.
We know heritage homes.
Years of work on heritage homes across the Eastern Suburbs and North Shore. We know what councils ask for and how to get it done properly.
Tell us about your railing.
A photo, rough sketch or quick description is plenty.
- Free fixed-price quote
- Same-day reply, Mon to Fri
- We stand by our work
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Common questions.
How much do wrought iron balustrades cost?
It depends on length, design and finish. Send a photo of the space and we'll come back same day with a fixed price.
What's the difference between a railing and a balustrade?
A balustrade is the full barrier along a balcony, deck or staircase. A railing usually means the rail along the top, though most people use the words for the same thing. We make both.
Can balustrades be installed on existing staircases?
Yes. We regularly retrofit balustrades to existing staircases, balconies and decks. We measure on-site to ensure a perfect fit.
Can balustrades be added to a Juliet balcony or upstairs terrace without major structural work?
Usually yes. Juliet balconies and upstairs terraces typically take wrought iron balustrades fixed into the existing wall, slab or post structure. We assess the fixing surface first and pick anchors that hold without compromising the structure.
Can you match the existing wrought iron on my property?
Yes. We replicate existing designs or create complementary pieces that match the heritage style of your home. Original scrollwork, traditional balcony detail, character that ties the property together.
What height do balustrades need to be in NSW?
Minimum 1 metre for balconies, decks and landings where the fall is over 1 metre, per the National Construction Code. Staircase handrails sit at 865mm. We build every job to current code.
Are your balustrades Australian Standards compliant?
Yes. Heights, spacing and structural integrity are designed in from the start to meet or exceed Australian building standards. We work to council and conservation requirements across the Eastern Suburbs and North Shore.
Do wrought iron balustrades suit homes near the water?
Yes, when they're done properly. Near the water we hot-dip galvanise, then finish in marine-grade primer and paint, so salt air can't get at the steel.
What maintenance do wrought iron balustrades need?
With marine-grade primer and paint, maintenance is minimal. An occasional wash and inspection for chips is all that's needed.
What's the typical lead time for custom balustrades?
Lead times vary with the design and the workshop schedule. Ask when you enquire and we'll give you the current lead time with your quote.
Do you make and install balustrades in the Eastern Suburbs and North Shore?
Yes. Every railing is made in our Sydney workshop and installed by the same team, from Surry Hills out to Vaucluse and from Mosman up to Wahroonga.
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