Attaching railing to sloped ends
7 years ago
Need a solution to this challenge: My deck project is 4'x12'x4' nestled on a roof-top, and I am looking at a horizontal stainless steel infill railing. The two ends will need be attached to a sloped roof until it is about two feet high at the wall, and then another foot straight up the wall to reach a total of 36" high.
Apparently, the regular posts will not work. Any ideas how I should attache the infills to the end that is partially sloped and partially straight?
Apparently, the regular posts will not work. Any ideas how I should attache the infills to the end that is partially sloped and partially straight?
Prova Railing Stainless Steel Tube InFill, 36" or 42", Step 2, 36" Height · More Info
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