Vertical-Bar Steel Railing Panels with Square Posts
Two 50 x 50 x 3 mm square posts frame the selected railing panel. The overall panel width includes both posts. Each post stands on a 10 mm-thick base plate; the plate footprint, holes and anchor arrangement follow the supporting structure and project load design.
The infill uses nine 20 x 20 x 1.5 mm square steel tubes. Across the 1100 mm space between post faces, nine 20 mm bars and ten 92 mm clear gaps fill the width. The fixed vertical-bar arrangement keeps its geometry in the fabrication elevation.
A 50 x 30 x 2 mm top rail and 30 x 30 x 2 mm bottom rail connect the posts and pickets. Welded joints are dressed to the selected finish treatment. Rail orientation, bottom clearance and connections to neighboring panels are dimensioned in the project railing layout.
Matte black is the selected dark finish across posts, rails, pickets and exposed base plates. Its finish schedule records surface preparation, coating system and weld treatment together. Touch-up material and exposed fastener appearance are listed with the final installation package.
Warm white uses the same selected steel sections and panel geometry. The lighter finish changes the color while the member sizes, gaps and mounting datum remain coordinated. Color approval is recorded against the project finish reference and coating specification.
A straight module can join a longer railing run through scheduled posts and connection details. Corners, end conditions and changes in level receive their own fabrication dimensions. The two color options belong to this same vertical-picket construction and page.
| Railing type | Welded vertical-bar steel module with square posts |
|---|---|
| Color and module | 1200 W x 1100 H mm selected module; matte black powder coat |
| Selected envelope | 1200 W x 1100 H mm; includes both posts and 10 mm base plates |
| Posts | 50 x 50 x 3 mm square steel tube |
| Vertical bars | Nine 20 x 20 x 1.5 mm tubes |
| Horizontal bar layout | 1100 mm inside post faces; ten 92 mm clear gaps |
| Rails | 50 x 30 x 2 mm top rail;30 x 30 x 2 mm bottom rail |
| Mounting design | Plate footprint, holes, anchors and design loads follow the project structural schedule |
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The selected 1100 mm height runs from the mounting surface to the top of the panel and includes 10 mm base plates. The 1200 mm overall width includes two 50 mm posts. Record these datums beside finished-floor and slab levels so panel dimensions use a consistent reference.
The 92 mm horizontal gaps follow the selected straight-panel arithmetic. The project engineer establishes required guard height, loading, member arrangement and acceptable openings for the installation location. Stairs, landings, level changes and special occupancies are detailed in that project design.
The anchor schedule records the base-plate footprint, fixing holes, substrate, slab edge distance and embedment. Surface finishes and waterproofing also affect the mounting detail. End connections and changes of direction are coordinated with the same structural and architectural drawings.
Price the selected two-post module with nine pickets and two horizontal rails. The fabrication elevation identifies overall dimensions, steel sections, bottom clearance and panel-to-panel connections.
Include preparation, specified powder-coat system and selected color across all exposed components. The finish line also identifies site touch-up materials and any contrasting exposed hardware.
Base plates, drilled holes and anchors follow the project engineer-approved mounting design. Identify responsibility for structural design and site measurements as distinct order entries.
Panel quantities, corners, terminal posts and installation sequence determine the packing list. Mark each module to its railing position and separate connection hardware for on-site assembly.
It includes both 50 mm-wide posts. The clear width between their inside faces is 1100 mm. Nine 20 mm bars and ten 92 mm gaps occupy that interior width, as shown in the panel geometry.
From the mounting surface to the top of the panel, including the 10 mm base plates. Finished-floor, slab and coating build-ups are recorded against that same mounting datum in the project layout.
Posts are 50 x 50 x 3 mm, vertical bars are 20 x 20 x 1.5 mm, the top rail is 50 x 30 x 2 mm, and the bottom rail is 30 x 30 x 2 mm. The fabrication drawing identifies each section and its orientation.
The project engineer sets the guard height, required loads, acceptable openings and anchorage for the actual location. The selected module geometry is coordinated with that design, including corners, stairs, level changes and supporting substrates.
Matte black and warm white use the same selected steel construction and module dimensions. The coating schedule records preparation, coating system, color reference, weld treatment and site touch-up items for the chosen finish.
Provide the run layout, mounting surface, structural design, levels, corners and end conditions. Add module quantities and the coating selection so fabrication, connection hardware, anchors and installation can be priced together.
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