Many of our customers choose a custom deck railing as a way of creating their own, unique stamp on the project. We work closely with local wrought-iron manufacturer, IronWolf Designs, to create your ideal wrought-iron vision. While a railing must serve its intended purpose, a custom deck railing will enhance your surroundings. With attention to detail, craftsmanship, and integrity, we can deliver a final project that makes your deck one-of-a-kind.
1 – This is a ViewRail Onyx railing system. It consists of 3″ x 3″ metal posts with 1/4″, vertical rods. We also installed a Cumaru drink cap that matches the decking.
2 – DBS added this custom-designed glass railing to the homeowner’s existing deck.
3 – The homeowners wanted to add a unique railing to their new deck. This is an RDI Mosaic style railing in a matte black.
4 – We worked with the owners to design and built this custom dining rail. It is built using TimberTech Pro-Reserve Dark Roast material and attached to the top of the Fortress Fe26 panel railing system.
5 – The homeowners used composite railing components and drink cap with stainless steel, horizontal cables between the posts.
6 – This Deckorators Voyage Sedona deck was built using a WildHog panel system. The black steel panels feature 4″ grids and 3″ x 3″ metal posts. We also installed a drink cap in the Deckorators Sedona material.
7 – This composite deck was built with a metal railing featuring vertical, stainless steel cables. On the stairs, the customers used metal balusters instead of cables.
8 – This composite deck with gabled deck cover features a white metal railing with horizontal balusters.
9 – This custom-designed, hammered, wrought iron railing features twisted balusters and unique designs on some of the balusters.
10 – This composite deck with an amazing view features a custom-designed and built, powder coated wrought iron railing anchored by stucco columns.
11 – A composite deck featuring a metal railing with horizontal, stainless steel cables instead of standard balusters.
12 – A black matte metal railing with round horizontal balusters helps create a non-traditional look on this amazing covered deck that features a double-sided gas fireplace and glass wind windbreak.
13 – The homeowners decided they wanted to a belly and bow design railing to their new composite deck.
14 – These two steel-framed, composite decks feature a wrought iron railing with Vienna style balusters.
15 – This Redwood deck railing features wood posts and drink cap with a metal, square baluster panel set between the posts.
16 – A Redwood deck that has a custom-designed wrought iron railing featuring a curli-cue design on the balusters located next to the posts.
17 – A large composite deck that is built with a matte black metal railing that has stainless steel horizontal cables between the posts.
18 – A Redwood deck that has a railing built with wood posts and drink cap with metal baluster panels between the posts. We also installed flat pyramid posts caps.
19 – This hardwood deck was built with a spiral staircase. The wrought iron railing was custom-built and features a knuckle design on some of the balusters.
20 – This custom deck and pergola was built with a metal panel railing that has an accent top panel for a unique look.
21 – We built this composite deck with double picture frame and a metal panel railing system that has twisted, basket design balusters in an antique bronze.
22 – The homeowners decided to build a railing with wood posts and drink cap and horizontal, square baluster panels between the posts.
23 – The homeowners had a piece of metal art that they wanted to be able to showcase on their new deck. We designed part of this metal panel railing system to hold the artwork.
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