Balustrades and architectural metalwork
Kabaido sets out a balustrade run, counts posts, bays and infill against the use class and prices the drawing.
Your own workspace, right now.
30 minutes with us on your own job.
The work it does
Guarding is quoted from a plan or a survey, and every run, height and use class changes the take-off.
A level run with bar infill
Straight level run, 3200mm, 1100mm high, posts and bar infill, mild steel, galvanised
Posts, bays and bars counted against height and use class; a cutting list and priced drawing.
A corner run in glass
Corner run, 4000mm and 2500mm legs, glass panels in clamps, stainless 316, satin polished
A glass panel schedule comes out beside the cutting list and the priced drawing.
An office walkway
Office walkway, two 8000mm runs, 1200mm high, perforated infill, mild steel, powder coated
Post centres checked against the use class load and height, narrowed where needed, never widened.
See it work
The run from the enquiry, in 3D
Each run the customer asked for is set out in 3D, counted and priced on your rates.
See the balustrade configuratorA Balustrade in 3D, as the design workbench builds it, turning while it moves through three configurations: Run length 2400 mm, Posts 3, Panels 2, £895.74 for 1 off. Run length 3400 mm, Posts 4, Panels 3, £1,212.54 for 1 off. Run length 4800 mm, Posts 5, Panels 4, £1,587.53 for 1 off.
From the live enginePrices at the example rates each design module ships with
The products it uses most
Not for: Structural sign off: the loads, spacings and limits are example rules you confirm, not a certified design.
Questions
- Yes. The allowed spacing narrows for the use class load and the guarding height, and never widens.More on Balustrades and handrails
- Yes: level, corner and three sided runs, raked or stepped stairs, stairs with landings, Juliet balconies and wall handrails.More on Balustrades and handrails
- Yes. Glass systems produce a panel schedule beside the cutting list and the priced drawing.