MetalWorks Latitudes swaps vertical balusters for a horizontal rod design, opening up the view from your deck without opening up any gaps in safety, backed by a premium powder coat and factory-welded construction.
The horizontal rod design is the whole point: it opens up sightlines from your deck toward the mountains or the yard, giving a cleaner, more modern feel than traditional vertical balusters, without sacrificing the safety a railing exists for.
Every panel is factory-welded with hidden attachment hardware, so joints stay tight and the finished railing reads as one continuous piece rather than a series of assembled parts.
The premium powder coat finish on MetalWorks Latitudes railing is engineered to hold its sleek appearance for years with no maintenance, standing up to Utah's freeze-thaw winters and intense high-altitude sun without chipping or fading.
Yes. MetalWorks Latitudes horizontal rods are spaced to meet the same building-code safety requirements as vertical balusters, with factory-welded joints and hidden attachments for extra strength. The open view is a style choice, not a safety trade-off.
Almost none. The premium powder coat finish is built to keep its sleek appearance for years without maintenance, and the factory-welded steel construction resists the wear that can loosen site-assembled railing over time.
All four are built to code and installed by our own crew. The difference is material, look, and how hard your weather is on them.
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