Architectural Handrail

Architectural Handrail

Handrail is mainly applied in indoor staircase areas, serving as a support device for people going up and down stairs, playing a role in protection and safety guidance. Its design must meet the requirements of the New Zealand Building Standards (NZBC) for the height, spacing and strength of handrails.

Aluminum Alloy: Light in weight, with excellent corrosion resistance, it is suitable for a variety of indoor environments.

Stainless Steel (304/316) : It features high structural strength, is resistant to wear and oxidation, and is suitable for high-frequency use and long-term installation requirements.

Rectangular tube (RHS) : 50× 25mm (common specification, easy to hold)

Square tubes (SHS) : 40× 40mm, 50× 50mm

Round pipe (CHS) : Ø 42mm, Ø 50mm

The above are the common handrail cross-sectional dimensions in the New Zealand market, which can be customized according to engineering requirements.

All handrail products can adopt the Dulux powder coating system and offer a variety of standard colors (such as Ebony, Titania, Appliance White, Flaxpod, Ironsand, etc.). The surface is wear-resistant and weather-resistant, meeting the long-term usage requirements.