Frequently Asked Questions

Very well, when specified for it. The lakeside damp corrodes ordinary hardware, so near the water we use 316-grade stainless for cable and glass, rust-free aluminum or finished steel elsewhere, and seal every connection. Built this way, a railing handles years on a Kirkland waterfront deck without the corrosion or loosening a generic system would show.

Well, when built for it. The material and finish are what matter: a multi-step coating over steel, rust-free aluminum, marine-grade stainless for cable and glass hardware, and sealed connections so moisture cannot collect at the joints. Built this way, a railing handles years of Kent wet without staining or loosening, and being local, we are easy to reach if a question ever comes up.

Well, when specified for it. The inlet air and the damp are hard on ordinary hardware, so near the water we use 316-grade stainless for cable and glass, finished steel or aluminum elsewhere, and seal every connection. On a historic porch we also check the structural backing so the railing anchors properly. Built this way, a railing handles years of marine exposure without corroding or loosening.

Well, when built for it. The tree canopy keeps decks damp, so the material and finish matter: a multi-step coating over steel, rust-free aluminum, marine-grade stainless for cable and glass hardware, and sealed connections. Built this way, a railing handles years of Redmond moisture without the staining or loosening a poorly finished system shows.

Well, when built for it. The material and finish are what matter: a multi-step coating over steel, rust-free aluminum, 316-grade stainless near the lake, and sealed connections so moisture cannot collect at the joints. Built this way, a railing handles years of Renton wet without the staining or loosening a poorly finished system shows after a few seasons.

Well, when they are built for it. The key is the material and the finish: a multi-step coating over steel, naturally rust-free aluminum, marine-grade stainless near the water, and sealed connections so moisture cannot collect at the joints. A railing built this way handles years of Seattle wet without the staining or loosening that a poorly finished system shows after a few seasons.

Well, when specified for it. The salt air off the Sound corrodes ordinary hardware, so near the water we use 316-grade stainless for cable and glass, finished steel or aluminum elsewhere, and seal every connection. On a historic porch we also check the structural backing so the railing anchors properly. Built this way, a railing handles years of coastal exposure without corroding.

Well, when they are built for it. The material and the finish are what matter: a multi-step coating over steel, rust-free aluminum, 316-grade stainless near the lake, and sealed connections so moisture cannot collect at the joints. Built this way, a railing handles years of Bellevue wet without the staining or loosening that a poorly finished system shows.