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 Height of Rail
 36" or  42" high railings.  Check your local building code to see which height you require.
 
 Weight of Rail
 36" high approx. @ 9.5 lbs/ft.  42" high approx. 10.3 lbs/ft
 
 Posts
 1½" x 1½" x 100  wall square tubing with a base plate and cap
 
 Top Bar
 1" x 2" x 100 wall rectangular tubing with joiners that slide inside to join the sections
 
 Bottom Bar
 1" x 1" x 100 wall square tubing is used for the bottom bar and stub legs, with joiners to join the sections
 
 Joiners
 Metal pieces that join the top & bottom bars of two rails, half of joiner in each rail, locked in place with tek screws
 
 Base Plate
 4" x 4" x ¼" square plates with four 3/8" holes
 
 Intermediate Bars
 ½" x ½" solid square bars, Curved, Straight or Twisted. Welded  in with a  4" opening between them
 
 Spaces
 There is a  4" space from the deck to the bottom bar and a  4" space between the intermediate bars
 
 Paint
 Because of the scratches and bruises the railing will receive in transit and installation, we only prime the railing with a black primer coat.
 You need to apply enamel paint, of your colour choice, for years of beauty.
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