Use this guide to understand each component family, how it is commonly used, and the details we need to confirm fit before production.
What it is: Custom or standard railing panels for porches, stairs, and decks.
Common use-cases: Front entry stairs, multi-family exterior landings, ADA updates.
What we need: Width, height, mount type, post-to-post measurement, and finish.
What it is: Pre-sized step rails for common residential stair runs.
Common use-cases: Porch stairs, duplex walkups, rental property updates.
What we need: Number of steps, mount style, and left/right orientation.
What it is: Gate systems tailored for access control and curb appeal.
Common use-cases: Alley access, shared courtyards, parking entry points.
What we need: Clear opening width, height, hinge location, and latch style.
What it is: Fence panels, sections, and compatible posts or hardware.
Common use-cases: Perimeter safety, commercial storefront protection, walkways.
What we need: Total linear footage, panel style, and post spacing requirements.
What it is: Precision-cut parts for custom fabrication projects.
Common use-cases: Brackets, plates, and detail components for assemblies.
What we need: Drawings, material thickness, and finish expectations.
What it is: Installation kits, fasteners, and hardware to finish the job.
Common use-cases: Retrofits, replacement parts, and bulk site installs.
What we need: Product pairing, mounting requirements, and quantity.