Transform Your Space with Stainless Steel Balustrades
Here at Bradfabs we know how balustrades can be used to great effect in your home and workplace and can be endlessly customised to meet your design requirements. Stainless steel is a premium material that has several benefits in a range of different applications, including:
- Durability
- Versatility
- Many different looks can be achieved
- Choice of finishes available
- Affordability
- Extremely low maintenance
This article looks at some creative ways that these properties can be taken advantage of by using steel balustrades in your residential or commercial projects to transform your home or workplace.
1. Balconies
Steel balustrades are highly resistant to all weather conditions and do not dull as a result of corrosion. They will stay looking good for many years to come without costly maintenance and give you a safe, attractive and slip-free balcony or Juliet balcony. In terms of access, steel stairs are a great idea for outdoor applications, and a spiral staircase can be an attractive choice that doesn't take up too much space.
2. Fencing
Stainless steel balustrades can provide secure, durable and stylish fencing - they can be as minimalist or intricate in design as you prefer and can be combined with glass panels for a really contemporary look. Other creative options can include frameless balustrades or floating balustrades to give any decked area, poolside, balcony, terrace or even hot-tub a stylish look.
3. Stairwells
Steel balustrades combined with timber or steel stairs can provide a statement centrepiece to your home or workplace and give a range of looks, from industrial to retro chic, depending on your overall design theme. Balustrades can be designed in a range of sizes, shapes and colours and made interesting by combining with different materials, such as timber or glass.
4. Canopies
A beautiful-looking and economical canopy or porch can be created using steel balustrades and reinforced laminated glass. These will give great protection from the elements and are resilient and hard-wearing enough to be resistant to extreme weather conditions. A shelter can be a useful addition to the exits and entrances of any building.
5. Floor Separator
Steel balustrades can also be used successfully as a type of floor separator. The balustrades are placed at the point where one floor ends and the next begins to give an interesting look and provide definition to different areas. Stainless steel handrails are very hard-wearing and resist finger marks, making them easy to keep clean.
About Bradfabs
Bradfabs has a rich history of working with clients to transform their properties across Yorkshire and further afield.
If you are interested in our balustrades and would like to discuss your own bespoke design, call a member of our team today on 01274 400 401 or email us at sales@bradfabs.co.uk to talk through your specific requirements.
