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Aluminum Railing, Portfolio #20.The customer approached us and asked us to design an aluminum railing that doesn’t look like a run-of-the-mill cookie-cutter aluminum railing.We did exactly that.Description:The customer approached us and asked us to design an aluminum railing that doesn’t look like a run-of-the-mill cookie-cutter aluminum railing. So we did exactly that.The first thing you’ll

Mono Stringer Staircase & Railing,Portfolio #19.Here is a highly customized raw-to-finished project we just completed in a high-end home. One key feature’s the 100+-year-old reclaimed wood used for the steps. It’s a railing and mono-stringer staircase with metal brackets. This design also features polished pickets with a side and roof-mounted triangular frame.  Backstory: Hunfeld Homes,

Custom Metal Railing,Portfolio #18.The customer performs large civil concrete forming projects in the Yukon and built a massive 18″ solid thick wall. This is absolutely necessary for the cantilever treads, which are installed with massive 3/4 stainless steel anchors. At the end of the day, this railing is about as heavy as you would possibly

Sawtooth Stairs, Vancouver, BC, Portfolio #17. This is a sharp cornered mono stringer staircase. It is made from 2 pieces of custom-designed and cut steel plate to fit our purposes. Now, everything we do is a one-off. This means we had to measure, design and build this staircase to suit the home from the ground

Curved Metal Railing, Surrey / Delta, Portfolio #16. We’re really proud of this project because of the significant fitting and handwork required to design and install it. But, in all honesty, the challenges these projects offer also make the final stand out. These are always worth the effort.  Additional Information Some aspects that stand out:

Pure Copper Curved Railing, West Vancouver, Portfolio #15. This project is extremely interesting. It’s created for a customer that had an existing railing of this design already in place. Seeing how much they loved it, they asked us to best emulate the existing railing.  Now, copper is rather difficult to weld with a tig machine