Category Archives: Railings

Alpha Rail was appointed by Stone Edge Conservation to manufacture and install 61 linear metres of Kennington Vertical Bar railings to provide a boundary demarcation to the site that was fitting to the time period and aesthetics of the church.

Various types of architectural metalwork is to be installed at the privately owned AELTC site in Raynes Park, London

During times of uncertainty with COVID-19 changing the way we do things; we can now see the importance of our parks more than ever. Parks and green spaces give us the opportunity to get out of the house while still remaining safe, being able to maintain social distancing and stay within all guidelines.

With its contemporary aesthetics and level of security it provides, the Albany Vertical Bar railings are one of the most popular styles in the Alpha Rail vertical bar railings range.

The interlaced bow top railing is an attractive alternative to standard bow top as it features a decorative interlocking pattern that is both aesthetically pleasing whilst adding further security and protection.

The Alpha Rail range of vertical railings consists of six traditional designs, each having a slight twist in appearance to offer a variety of options.

Following a suggestion by a Newark county councillor, a project was started that would see the statue move from the Library to a roundabout near Newark Castle

The relevant British Standard governing the specifying and manufacture of vertical bar steel railings is BS1722-9:2006. This contains information which should be taken into account when specifiers are looking to include railings within new projects.

Alpha Rail has been appointed to supply and install bespoke metalwork on the new Trafford Park Line in Manchester, featuring six new tram stops. The project is set to complete 7 months ahead of schedule.