Handrail Infill Grating

Safety and high strength.

Aesthetic appeal.

High ventilation rate and transmittance.

Easy to install and maintenance-free.

Long service life.

Welded Steel Grating: This type is manufactured by welding the bearing bars and cross bars together, providing a strong and durable structure. It is commonly used for handrail infills due to its cost-effectiveness and strength.

Press Locked Steel Grating: This type uses hydraulic pressure to lock the bars together, creating a smooth appearance that is ideal for architectural applications. It is also used in handrail infills for its sleek look and durability.

Welded Wire Mesh: Offers a more open mesh design, suitable for applications requiring visibility and airflow. It is less common in handrail infills but can be used for specific design needs.

Perforated Metal Mesh: Provides a decorative option with various hole patterns, often used in handrail designs where aesthetics are important.

Carbon Steel: Commonly used for its strength and cost-effectiveness.

Stainless Steel: Offers better corrosion resistance and is ideal for outdoor or high-humidity environments.

Aluminum: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, suitable for applications where weight is a concern.

Radius Corner: Often used to match the radius of return bends in handrails, ensuring a smooth and continuous design.

Clear Distance: Typically maintained at a maximum of 500 mm between rail centerlines to ensure safety and compliance with standards.

Handrail Standards: Typically include side palm bases or flat bases, depending on the application.

Kneerail: Often included to provide additional safety by preventing objects from passing through the grating.

In summary, handrail infill grating is designed to enhance safety while maintaining an aesthetically pleasing appearance. The choice of material and type depends on the specific application, including factors such as durability, corrosion resistance, and design requirements.

Steel grating infill panel application:

For protection

Fences of balcony, walkways, residential areas perimeter, car park, libraries, parking garage.

Stair railings in offices, universities, stadiums, buildings, companies, hotels, residential buildings, supermarkets.

As partitions, used in various outdoors and indoors of structures, such as stadiums, theaters, homes.

For decoration, used in outdoor restaurants, in the front door of stores.