Design ideas

Railings

Railing is one of the most visible parts of a deck. Our go-to is Fortress FE26 aluminum in Black Sand, a sleek, strong, low-maintenance rail that suits almost any home. When you want something different, these are the options we install.

Second-story deck with black aluminum railing and white posts

Our go-to: Fortress FE26 in Black Sand

Powder-coated aluminum with slim balusters and a textured black finish. Strong, rust-resistant and never needs painting.

Black aluminum gate at the top of deck stairs

Gates

Matching gates at the top of stairs keep kids and pets safe and give you easy yard access.

Glass panel railing along wide composite deck stairs

Frameless glass

Glass panels with minimal hardware for completely open views of the mountains or lake.

Second-story deck with decorative privacy railing panels

Privacy railing

Taller, solid or slatted privacy panels block sightlines from neighbors without building a wall.

TimberTech HideAway privacy screens

TimberTech HideAway privacy screens

Black aluminum panels with a cut geometric pattern. They block the view from next door but still let light and breeze through, like this Highland hot tub deck.

Wood pergola deck with mesh railing panels

Wild Hog mesh panels

Welded mesh inserts with an industrial, modern look that stay see-through.

Horizontal rod railing on a composite deck with step lighting

Horizontal rod rail

Clean horizontal lines that feel modern and keep views open.

Black cable railing on a light gray composite deck

Cable rail

Stainless cables are nearly invisible from a distance, a favorite for decks with a view.

Drink rail

A wide top cap on the railing gives you a place to set drinks and plates, and turns the edge of the deck into a bar-height counter.

Ready to plan your deck?

Free estimates over the phone, and financing up to $65,000 through Wisetack. Call Levi or send a few details and we'll get back to you with a ballpark.