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What railing materials did you use?

11 years ago

I am going to do a Zuri deck, and am looking for a way to do low maintenance black spindles with wood color top and bottom rails. What products did you use?

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wittredf
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10 years ago
Since Zuri doesn't make a matching railing product, we ended up going with all black railings, spindles, balusters. Very pleased with end result. It's amazing how the black "disappears" and we really enjoy the view. Our contractor (First State Building Design) posted our deck photos.

[Zuri Deck (Walnut) With Timbertech Radiance Rail[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/zuri-deck-walnut-with-timbertech-radiance-rail-craftsman-deck-wilmington-phvw-vp~43836667)

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