Art Metal Workshop designs, fabricates, and installs mesh railings for Vaughan balconies, decks, and stairs. Metal frames hold woven, welded, or expanded mesh infill, built to order so seams and post spacing match your structure instead of a stock panel forced onto an uneven edge.
Mesh suits condo and townhome balconies, interior and exterior stairs, rooftop terraces, and raised decks, with enough strength for light-commercial corridors and walkways too.
It keeps the sightline open and lets air and light through, while the frame and mesh together form the safety barrier.
A guard’s height and design must meet the building code for your project, and a condo building may add its own rules on top of that. The City of Vaughan requires a building permit for any deck attached to your home, regardless of size, and the drawings must specify the guard details, including height and design.
Bring us existing drawings, or we measure on site and produce fabrication drawings for your approval, matched to what your building department or condo board requires. Where children or pets are a concern, a tighter mesh pattern is a design choice we can make together, not a stand-in for supervision.
Every mesh railing comes down to two choices: the frame and the mesh infill.
Confirm your colour against a physical sample before we coat the frame, especially if a condo board has an approved palette.
We start with a site visit or your existing plans, then produce shop drawings showing height, post spacing, mesh opening, and finish for you to approve before fabrication.
Either way, you see the shop drawings before anything is cut, so there are no surprises on install day.
Mesh railing prices vary with these factors:
Send photos or your building plans for a free estimate. We quote remotely or arrange a site visit if we need more information.
No. Mesh uses a metal infill panel, not glass or pickets. If your building calls for glass railings instead, that’s a separate product we also build.
With the right frame and finish. Powder-coated or galvanized steel and aluminum are chosen to handle moisture and freeze-thaw, and proper drainage at the posts keeps water from sitting against the frame.
No, you do not. Existing plans help, but if you don’t have them, we measure on site and produce our own fabrication drawings for you to approve.
It depends on the panel count, finish, and any elevator or booking restrictions a condo building has to work around. We give you a schedule after the measurement, not before.
