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Architectural Railings & Grilles Introduces New Railing Design: Mayfair
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| Dec 21, 2011 |
Mayfair offers flexibility in that it can accommodate a wood or stainless steel top cap; or no top cap at all. Kensington comes standard with a 1.5" stainless steel grip rail.
Architectural Railings & Grilles, Inc. offers a diverse selection of modular stainless railings. Our modular railings may be used in their own standard design, or customized to accommodate specific design needs of our clients.
Custom Options:
- Wood Grip Rail
- Frosted or Colored Glass
Railing System Features: Stainless, wood, or no top cap; stainless glass buttons; and stainless steel grip rail. This railing adapts to the rake of any stair; may be used in radius applications.
About Us
Architectural Railings & Grilles, Inc. employs a team of highly qualified sales staff, project managers, engineers, fabricators and installers, who have been designing, crafting and installing beautiful, high-quality commercial railings for more than 20 years. With commercial stainless steel and aluminum railing projects spanning the globe, we take pride in our ability to bring our clients' visions to life. We strive to meet deadlines and deliver a superior product. Backed by a knowledgeable, skilled staff of commercial railing professionals, we do not only hope to meet the expectations of our clients, but exceed them. Time and again, we do just that.
Architectural Railings & Grilles, Inc. is pleased to offer stainless steel modular railing systems! With 15 distinctive railing designs, created by our in-house design team, we are sure to have a railing style, which will accommodate your next commercial project’s needs. These railing systems allow for design freedom, and are completely customizable. Custom glass and top cap options are only two of the interchangeable components offered with this line of standard railing designs. Many of the styles are also side-mountable and may be used in radius applications.
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