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I love the railing. Can you tell me where to purchase the rails and how are they attached to the post? Thanks

11 years ago

Rubin - Screened Porch and Sun Deck · More Info

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K Squared Builders - Dale Kramer
11 years ago
They where custom fabricated by Clark Welding in Frederick, MD. Chris Clark would be glad to help you out. HIs number is 301-620-1220
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K Squared Builders - Dale Kramer
11 years ago
Oh, and they where attached to the post by drilling individual holes the exact size through a 1x4 Epay side trim.
140rojo
10 years ago
Do you have to caulk around the holes you have drilled to prevent moist getting trapped in the holes?
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K Squared Builders - Dale Kramer
10 years ago
Caulking is not needed and actually could trap moisture in this case. The rails are stainless steel and the posts are pressure treated wrapped with Ipe' mahogany. All of these products are commonly used in coastal areas and hold up great. .

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