S.T.A.R.
System Aluminum Railing & Fencing |
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- Fit
railing end into wall clips and secure with self tapping screws.
- Attach
the wall clips.
- Fit
corner posts to other end of rail and secure to deck surface.
- If
railings are long, use support posts based on recommended spacing.
(Note: check local building codes.)
- Attach
rails to end posts using clips as shown and secure self tapping
metal screws.
- Attach
bottom rail support approximately every 4 feet.
Note:
All screws must be stainless steel.
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Standard
railing and fencing colors available*
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*Custom
colors available upon request.
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The
Colonial design features a heavy 2-3/4" post with a selection
of post tops. The Classic style uses a continuous top rail on a slim
1-3/4" post design.
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The
patented hinged rail makes it easy to install the stairway rails without
custom rail construction. It will allow instant adjustment to any
stair angle. |
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- Fit
top rail ends into top post "cut outs".
- Fit
bottom post "cut outs" over bottom rail ends.
- Pivot
railing down until parallel with stairway stringer and secure
to bottom step.
- Secure
rail ends into posts with self tapping stainless steel screws.
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