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Aluminium is often favored for balconies, fencing, and railings thanks to several key advantages:
1.Aluminium is highly resistant to corrosion, which is particularly important for outdoor structures such as balconies, fencing, and railings (that are constantly exposed to harsh
weather conditions).
2. Aluminium is incredibly lightweight compared to other metals like steel, making it easier to handle and install.
3. Despite its lightweight nature, aluminium is surprisingly strong. As such, it offers excellent structural integrity, providing safety and security for balconies, fencing, and railings.
4. Aluminium requires minimal levels of maintenance compared to other materials. What’s more, it’s resistance to corrosion means it doesn't need to be painted or treated regularly.
5. Aluminium is fully recyclable without compromising any of its properties. This makes it an environmentally friendly choice for construction projects, aligning with sustainability goals.
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Gallery Of Aluminium PROFILES FOR BALCONIES, RAILINGS AND FENCES
Areas of application
Some of the most common types of profiles for balconies, fences and railings, as offered by Manufacturing Company Realit LLC, include:
01Balcony Profiles
Balustrade profiles (create vertical supports or balusters for the balcony railing).
Handrail profiles (provide a sturdy grip for users; these can be attached to the top of the balustrade profiles).
Base profiles (secure the balustrade to the balcony structure).
02Fencing Profiles
Picket profiles (provide a series of vertical bars or pickets, spaced evenly apart to create a barrier).
Panel profiles (create larger sections of fencing, typically featuring horizontal bars or panels connected to vertical posts).
Gate profiles (specifically designed profiles for constructing gates within the fence line).
03Railing Profiles
Stair railing profiles (designed to follow the angle of the stairs while providing secure handholds for users as they ascend or descend).
Top railing profiles (running horizontally along the top of the balustrade or fence to create additional stability and add finished look to the railing).
Post profiles (serve as vertical supports for the railing system).
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