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 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 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.
