The balustrades and handrails might be viewed as minor details in the renovation process, yet they are very crucial both in safety and design. The strength, versatility and modern look of aluminium have made it one of the best materials to be used in these features.
Aluminium handrails and balustrades are safe, non-corrosive and can be used in and outdoors. They are lightweight and can be easily installed unlike steel, and they do not warp, rot or need constant attention like wood. This renders them to be quite efficient in staircases, balconies, terraces and in social places where they are subjected to heavy traffic.
Aluminium is unsurpassed in flexibility in terms of design. It may be moulded into smooth and minimalist shapes to be used in modern renovations or be mixed with glass sheets to have a clean and open effect. The powder-coated finishes increase the variety of styles, including neutral finishes that are not obtrusive and metallic finishes that are a statement. Traditional spaces can even be designed to resemble wrought iron designs using aluminium that is kept by keeping the structure light.
In its functional value, the presence of aluminium handrails and balustrades helps to increase safety levels due to the solid support of the handrail and balustrade and the harmonisation of architectural appearance of a space. They are resistant to weather, which means that outdoor installations will not deteriorate with time, and they are recyclable, which is why they can be used to renovate in an environmentally friendly manner.
Conclusion:
Aluminium balustrades and handrails are practical and economical in terms of design in the renovation works. They are safe without loss of beauty, accommodating the modern, traditional or mixed style interiors and exteriors. To renovators, aluminium provides a durable, low maintenance and fashionable solution that enhances the use and the appearance of the spaces that have been renovated.