What is the legal balustrade height in the UK?
4 August, 2025
For domestic use, balustrades must be at least 900 mm high on stairs and landings, and 1100 mm on balconies and terraces – as outlined in BS 6180.
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4 August, 2025
For domestic use, balustrades must be at least 900 mm high on stairs and landings, and 1100 mm on balconies and terraces – as outlined in BS 6180.
1 August, 2025
Yes – it’s designed with AISI 316L acid-resistant stainless steel for high-exposure use and performs exceptionally well in salt air and harsh climates.
1 August, 2025
Typical spacing is 80–100 mm, depending on regulations and number of wires selected. Our configurator helps ensure compliant spacing.
1 August, 2025
No. All screws, bits and fixings are included. You only need common tools like a screwdriver, level and drill.
1 August, 2025
Yes – if you select wall mounting in the design tool, wall brackets are included in the kit.
1 August, 2025
Yes, but it may require individual height adjustment of posts. Contact us for guidance before ordering.
1 August, 2025
Yes. You can configure between 3 and 8 horizontal stainless steel wires, depending on the desired look and safety requirements. Our configurator shows all options.
1 August, 2025
AISI 316 stainless steel is corrosion-resistant but not fully rustproof. Regular cleaning is recommended, especially near the sea.
1 August, 2025
They refer to the same system – horizontal stainless steel cables tensioned between posts. ‘Wire railing’ is more common in UK English; ‘cable railing’ is a US term.
1 August, 2025
No – wire railings are not recommended for high-level installations due to climbing risks. We suggest vertical bar or glass balustrades instead.