A view with almost nothing in the way
Thin stainless cables all but disappear against a view, giving you an outlook close to frameless glass without the cost or the cleaning. Paired with a timber or steel top rail, a wire balustrade suits a Sydney deck, a bushland block or a balcony where you want the outlook, not the barrier.
Compliance is in the tension and spacing
Wire balustrades have a reputation for being tricky to make compliant, and a cheap one is. Where the drop is more than four metres, the design has to avoid horizontal elements a child could climb, which means the right post spacing, cable spacing and tension. We build them to the NCC so they pass, and stay taut.
Made to last on the coast
Cable balustrades live outdoors, so the fixings matter. We use marine-grade 316 stainless cable and hardware near salt air, tensioned properly so they do not sag, on posts we have fabricated to carry the load.