Large Rail 2400
Specification
| Material | Pine |
| Finish | UC3 U |
| Height | 68mm |
| Length | 2400mm |
| Depth | 58mm |
| Weight | 2.980 Kg |
| Product Type | Rail |
| Unit of Measure | Each |
| Pack Quantity | 1 |
Designs of Metal, glass and timber options available
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Free Design ServiceProduct Description
- All Richard Burbidge deck balustrade systems have been fully tested to conform to domestic regulations
- All outdoor timber products have been tested to UC3 (above ground), 15 years durability)
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Classic
Our classic outdoor collection combines traditional design with modern refinement. Made from premium quality white oak, these balustrades, decking panels, and garden features offer continuous or straight handrail design to suit your style. Crafted for durability and easy installation, this range brings timeless elegance and strength to your outdoor space.
Read our decking balustrade product guide or decking panels product guide for more information.
Rails FAQs
Can outdoor rails be cut to size?
Timber rails can usually be cut to fit your specific layout, yes. However, care should be taken to measure accurately and reseal any exposed timber after cutting.
Do I need both a top and bottom rail for my outdoor project?
Most balustrade systems require both a top and bottom rail to provide structural support and secure infill components, helping to maintain stability and ensuring the system performs as intended.
Do outdoor rails need regular maintenance?
They do, yes. Timber rails benefit from periodic maintenance to protect them from weathering and keep them looking their best.
How are rails fixed to newel posts?
Rails are typically secured to newel posts using brackets, connectors, or fixings designed for the system.
What type of rail is best for decking?
Timber rails are a popular choice for decking as they complement natural outdoor materials. The best option will, of course, be down to your personal preference and how it will complement the rest of the balustrade.
