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Any of our Aluminum Railing Styles can be made into a Window Grill which will help with security and add another interesting element to the overall architectural design of your home. Prices start as low as $10 sq/ft (plus framework) fully installed.
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The architecture of some homes is better suited to Round Fluted Aluminum Porch Posts. Prices start as low as $660/each fully installed (not available in materials only).
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Square Fluted Aluminum Porch Posts can be used when your roof line needs something to lean on, or a Square Fluted Aluminum Wrap can be used to cover something that's already there (but needs painting). Prices start as low as $660/each fully installed (not available in materials only).
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Our Aluminum Valances are a terrific way to accessorize your porch. We have four models to choose from. Prices start as low as $120/ft fully installed.
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With Pure Glass Railing w/Aluminum Base the structural details are beautifully hidden. There's an option to sink the stainless steel bottom track right into the deck frame so the glass flows seamlessly from the deck floor. Prices start as low as $660/ft fully installed.
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This Pure Glass Railing w/Stainless Feet features stainless steel foot clamps that eliminate the need for any other framing. Prices start as low as $330/ft (38"h) fully installed.
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Starting as low as $60/ft fully installed, we offer simple Aluminum Hand Rails that are available in the same choice of colours as our other aluminum products. Aluminum Hand Rails are available for indoor and outdoor applications.
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Pretoria Privacy Screens are perfect for decks and balconies when you want to carve out a bit of personal space. Prices start as low as $180/ft (38"h) fully installed.
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The Contemporary Aluminum Railing features glass with no top or bottom rail. Prices start as low as $290/ft (38"h) fully installed.
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The Rockefeller Aluminum Railing is more ornate than our basic railing models. The elegance of the Rockefeller finials is bound to catch the eye. Prices start as low as $180/ft (38'h) fully installed (the Teak Topper shown above is an added $20/ft).
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Glass Aluminum Railings complement your home with a modern look and feel. Prices start as low as $260/ft (38"h) fully installed.
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The Sleek Railing has the same features as our Royal but it has a round top rail that some find more comfortable to the hand. Prices start as low as $130/ft (38"h) fully installed.
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Our Royal Aluminum Railings are the biggest and boldest in our collection. This example shows a Royal Aluminum Railing (lower deck) and a Glass on Royal Aluminum Railing (higher deck). Glass on Royal Aluminum starts as low as $230/ft (38"h) fully installed.
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This two-level deck design creates an eating area and a sitting area. A popular design for entertaining groups of friends and neighbours.
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Lowering the deck by a few steps and running right up to the existing fence on either side of the yard creates a fairly large floor area with limited need for fascia, skirting, railing, or privacy screens.
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Notice how the rounded corners help blend the deck into its surroundings while sacrificing very little in the way of useful deck space. Sometimes less really is more.
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The photo for this simple design was taken before the railings had been installed.
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This simple design is low enough that railings weren't required.
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This Cedar Deck is essentially an alcove area extending out from the kitchen--a natural place for cooking and eating.
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Do you have an above ground pool? This deck is the perfect complement. It hugs the pool's edge and gives you plenty of room for play and relaxation at the water's level.
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Decks look great on the front of the house as well. This pressure treated model serves as a porch and features an attractive Iron/Wood railing.
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Lowering the deck by a few steps and running right up to the existing fence on either side of the yard creates a fairly large floor area with limited need for fascia, skirting, railing, or privacy screens.
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This pressure treated sun deck features a contoured edge that follows the grade of the land.
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Larger Posts are often the perfect upgrade to complement the architecture of your home.
A full Lighting Kit includes a transformer, dimmer, and a choice of eight lights from the selection above.
An Angle Mount is the answer when the angle between panels is more than a 90° corner.
Rails are Custom Bent, a helpful option when there are existing posts set back from the edge of steps as shown in the above diagram. Without the bend, the bottom rail would have to attach higher up on the post (see dotted red line) to clear the lip. The bend puts the system back in line.
Add a Standard, Classic, Grand or Royal topper in any of the colours available (Classic Teak is shown above). Pickets next to posts extend all the way to the topper.





The pickets nearest the posts extend through to the top rail and the rest of the pickets stop at the lower rail.




For taller railings a Secondary Vinyl Rail can be added for extra safety and security on steps.
Fascia is the trim on the side of the deck between the deck boards and skirting. It can be Single, Double, Triple, or there can be none.
Skirting is the covering on the vertical sides of your deck. Skirting can be done with 1"x6" privacy fence boards, Victorian lattice, Georgian lattice, or there can be none.
The number of Steps up to your deck is determined by the height of the main flooring. Wood Steps should be a minimum of 4' wide.


Screw Piles are posts that are turned into the ground by machine as opposed to the usual digging and cementing process. They are a requirement for most deck permits.





















Hidden Deck Screws are installed with the CAMO Marksman Pro. The side angle entry hides the fasteners from view.
For stairs, a Paslode nailer is used to achieve the same effect.