At Alpha Rail we believe versatility is essential when in the business of providing customers with high quality products. With this in mind, we offer a bespoke metal work service were we can change the design of our products to suit your needs.
From balustrades to railings and gates, at Alpha Rail we work alongside a dedicated team of engineers and architects to bring your ideas to life specifically designed to meet your requirements. No design is too big or small for us here at Alpha Rail, all you need to do is get your creative cap on and contact us with your requirements.
Bespoke metal work and fabrications are excellent for both public and private areas such as schools, parks and gardens. Your design can transform an area completely- A simple fabrication can inspire and stimulate the mind of others, plus you will be providing a focal point for others to admire.
There are many advantages to choosing a bespoke metal fabrication service, with one of the main beneficial factors being that your product will truly be unique as it would be your design, resulting in no one having the same fabrication as you.
Our goal at Alpha Rail is to deliver affordable yet exceptionally high-quality products which will last the test of time. Available to use are a wide variety of metals including stainless steel, copper, aluminium and wrought iron, as well as a wide assortment of protective finishes.
If you have a design in mind, but you are open to suggestions then we can assist you in finding the right design for your bespoke project. You can view our bespoke designs for our previous clients on our Bespoke Fabrications webpage or for more information or to discuss your requirements please telephone us on 01623 750214.
Showing posts with label balustrades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label balustrades. Show all posts
Wednesday, 2 January 2013
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
Trip rail fencing
Trip Rail fencing often called knee rail prevents unwanted traffic from accessing grass areas and verges.
For the protection of grassed or planted areas trip rails protect and preserve the condition of the surrounding landscape. The rail also shows the area's boundaries and doesn't allow vehicles or bikes through its unobtrusive design.
As well as protection Alpha Rail offers trip rails that looks aesthetically pleasing and gives the finishing look to already great looking greenery.
Fabricated from circular or rectangular hollow sections, trip rails guard aesthetically and effectively. The basic concept of the trip rail can be enhanced when combined with a finial from our extensive range.
If you want to enquire about our trip rails please call 01623 750 214 or get a quote here.
Labels:
alpha rails,
alpharail,
balustrade,
balustrades,
trip rail,
trip rails
Monday, 9 August 2010
The Many Uses and Benefits of Wrought Iron Railings
Iron plays an important part in the construction industry. It is a very resilient and malleable material and this allows it to be used in various designs and for different functions. The use of iron in construction does not, however, end at the super structure. Iron is also used for its aesthetic qualities most commonly in the form of wrought Iron railings. They come in various designs and styles and are used as a form of protection as well as for decorative purposes.
Safety is the primary use for iron railings and they are commonly used in schools, homes, public parks, and so on, to either keep people and animals in, or out. Furthermore they are also used in car parks, theme parks and other recreational facilities to ensure protected areas remain secure. The other primary use for iron railings is for aesthetic purposes. Different designs and styles of railings can be used to create a more styled and creative look to a property. Iron railings are also commonly used with gates, which as well as providing security benefits can also improve the exterior appearance of a property or public area.

There are many types and styles of iron railing available. Here is a summary of these. The vertical bar system is the most common and is mostly used for security purposes. Within this range are other styles and designs such as the Albany, the Westminster and Kennington versions, amongst others. The bow top style of railing is traditionally used for parks and children’s play areas. Versions within this series include the Standard bow top, interlaced bow top, in addition to four other versions. Guardrails are another use for railings, which are mostly used as pedestrian guardrails and for cordoning off street sections. There are also decorative pedestrian guardrails used to revamp otherwise drab and dreary streets.
Bespoke or custom made railings are also a popular use for iron railings. These may be used anywhere; from gates and gazebos, to theme parks and the designs are as varied as the requirements and uses. Chevron and flat top fencing are available for almost any environment and are popular choice for their simplicity. In contrast balustrades add a debonair atmosphere to any home, internal and external versions mean you can showcase the intricate metalwork designs to all and sundry.
Iron railings are so diverse and can be used for all sorts of purposes such as Juliette balconies, gates, finials, handrails, arches, barriers, cycle stands and much more making them a great addition to any property or public area.
Safety is the primary use for iron railings and they are commonly used in schools, homes, public parks, and so on, to either keep people and animals in, or out. Furthermore they are also used in car parks, theme parks and other recreational facilities to ensure protected areas remain secure. The other primary use for iron railings is for aesthetic purposes. Different designs and styles of railings can be used to create a more styled and creative look to a property. Iron railings are also commonly used with gates, which as well as providing security benefits can also improve the exterior appearance of a property or public area.

There are many types and styles of iron railing available. Here is a summary of these. The vertical bar system is the most common and is mostly used for security purposes. Within this range are other styles and designs such as the Albany, the Westminster and Kennington versions, amongst others. The bow top style of railing is traditionally used for parks and children’s play areas. Versions within this series include the Standard bow top, interlaced bow top, in addition to four other versions. Guardrails are another use for railings, which are mostly used as pedestrian guardrails and for cordoning off street sections. There are also decorative pedestrian guardrails used to revamp otherwise drab and dreary streets.
Bespoke or custom made railings are also a popular use for iron railings. These may be used anywhere; from gates and gazebos, to theme parks and the designs are as varied as the requirements and uses. Chevron and flat top fencing are available for almost any environment and are popular choice for their simplicity. In contrast balustrades add a debonair atmosphere to any home, internal and external versions mean you can showcase the intricate metalwork designs to all and sundry.
Iron railings are so diverse and can be used for all sorts of purposes such as Juliette balconies, gates, finials, handrails, arches, barriers, cycle stands and much more making them a great addition to any property or public area.
Labels:
balustrades,
gates,
guardrails,
wrought iron railings
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

