Customize Your Railing - DesignRail® Infill
The basic infill options are illustrated below. However, we can
also assist with custom infill such as textured, etched or decaled
glass panels, special picket designs, or even wood strips or panels
for solid barriers or fences—the Aluminum Railing System adapts.
All infill options require a horizontal Foot Rail (optional for
36" high frames using horizontal cable infill only) and a Cap Infill
Channel. These secure the railing infill and add support to the
frame structure. Foot Rails connect to the posts using Rail
Connecting Blocks (RCBs) and Cap Infill Channels snap into the
underside of the Cap Rails. Each infill type has a specific corresponding
Foot Rail and Cap Infill Channel design. Foot Rails and Cap Infill
Channels are available in 10 and 20 foot lengths that can be cut to size
in the field.
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Tempered Glass
Clear or custom tinted panels that come cut-to-size, ready-to-install.
Panels are easily inserted into vinyl lined slots in the Cap Infill
Channel and Foot Rail; no special mounting hardware needed.
Maximum post spacing is 5 feet on center.
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Vertical Pickets
3/4" square aluminum pickets that come cut-to-size, ready-to-install.
Pickets come powder coated to match the frame color and are secured to
the Cap Infill Channel and Foot Rail with screws.
Maximum post spacing is 6 ft on center (residential), 5ft (commercial). |
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Vertical Cables
1/8" diameter, type 316 stainless steel cables that come
prefabricated to size, ready-to-install (for 36" & 38" high frames only.
Not available for Series 400 cap rail frames). Maximum post spacing
is 5-1/2 ft on center (residential), 5 ft (commercial) with 2 intermediate aluminum pickets.
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Horizontal Cables
1/8" diameter, type 316 stainless steel cables available
in standard assembly lengths that can be trimmed to
length in the field. Maximum post spacing is 6 feet on center
with 1 intermediate aluminum picket. Horizontal Foot Rails are
required for 42" high frames and may be used as an option on 36" and 38" frames.
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