Whether you are building a new home or remodeling, stair railings are essential for safety and building code requirements. When you have an open staircase design, you might not be sure of how to implement railings without interfering with the aesthetic appeal of the staircase’s design. Consider these three things to know about indoor stair railings in Baltimore, MD.
Made in the USA
When you choose prefabricated stair railings made from particle board, chances are good that they came from an international supplier. Cabled stair railings are 100% made in the USA. If you want to support domestic jobs and keep Americans working, it is a wise move to choose products made in the USA.
Environmentally Friendly
Plastics and treated lumber are known for off gassing. The fumes are unpleasant, and they can cause some health effects. Cabled railings for indoor stairs are made of metal, which does not off-gas. The metal is 100% recycled, and it can be recycled again at the end of its useful lifespan. The lightweight yet strong metal is easy to ship and deliver, which also helps offset its environmental impact.
Long Lifespan
Metal has a long lifespan, and the rails can last for 50 years or more with proper maintenance. Caring for stair railings made of metal is simple. If it gets damp, it just needs to be wiped dry. If its corrosion-resistant coating begins to flake off, it can be reapplied with ease. The metal can also be painted, allowing you to customize the look. The long lifespan of metal is extended in homes with well-controlled indoor humidity levels.
For more information about indoor stair railings in Baltimore, MD, contact East Cost Cable Solutions by phone, or visit them online at website. They can help you with all your cabled stair railings needs and so much more.
