Build your Cascadia Railing system
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Railing Use
One and two-family dwellings: Inside individual units of multi-family complexes (Apartment Buildings, Condos, Etc.). For commercial projects call us at: 888.842.9492.
Railing Height
In most cases, 36" is the code-required height for residential applications. However, some jurisdictions such as the state of California and some counties in Florida require 42". If you are unsure of what you need, please contact your local building department.
A Word About 42" Systems
End conditions on 42" systems require one of the following conditions:
- Double Post
- Structural connection of top rail to the structure. (By others)
- Continuous top rail
Does your project contain stair railing?
Railing Layout
Enter each run of the railing. "Run" is any straight section of railing in plan (bird's eye) view, including stairs. Typically you can use dimensions measured along the deck/floor edge. For stairs, measure from bottom nosing to top nosing.
What you need
Cascadia Extras
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Review Order
Railing height for stairs in residential applications must be between 34" and 38". Therefore, you will receive 36" Cascadia posts for your stairs. When installed according to the manufacturer's installation instructions, the railing height will meet the requirements.
End conditions on 42" systems require one of the following conditions:
- Double Post
- Structural connection of top rail to the structure. (By others)
- Continuous top rail
Cascadia Order Form
Your dealer:
What's Next:
Use this parts list at the dealer where you first saw Cascadia. They will be happy to assist you in filling your order.
Your order:
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Run x
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Run x
Stairs
End condition 1
Run length:
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End condition 2