Product Description

The galvanizing process has been used to protect metal (primarily steel) from corrosion for hundreds of years. The process basically involves cleaning the metal then dipping it into a vat of molten zinc. The multiple layers of zinc that form from this process protect the underlying steel from corrosion. This has proven to be effective even in salt-laden oceanfront environments. The zinc does more than just coat the metal, it metallurgically bonds to it, actually becoming part of it. These layers of zinc dissolve at a very slow rate, essentially acting as sacrificial layers. The layers of zinc inhibit rust, providing decades of protection to the underlying ironwork.

We have everything you’ll need to put together your new galvanized railing, including fascia mounted cable posts, and floor mounted cable posts in hot-dipped galvanized steel. Whatever extra railing posts you need, we have it ready to go including drill posts, corner posts, and intermediate posts.

One of the great benefits of galvanized steel is an incredible corrosion resistance, which will keep your railings looking fresh and new, projecting an air of dignity at all times.

Production Process

Raw material---cutting---lofting---welded---polish---shot blasting---clean impurity---spraying---packing

Quality Control:

We pay much attention on production and keep following up in every step, no matter design, material, fabrication, hot dip galvanizing, powder coating or hand painting, all are under control to guarantee high quality. Below are some finished pieces and overall effect for reference. Welcome to contact us for more details!

Packing and Loading

Handrail: Film and wooden case

Baluster: Carton package and wooden case

Glass: plywood package or solid wood package

Shipping: 30-45 days after the shopping confirmed

Product Feature

Using galvanized steel has a relatively low cost compared to using nonferrous (non-rusting) metals like stainless steel or aluminum. Hot dipped Galvanized railings photo of railing on a deck

Hot-dip galvanized steel railings are low maintenance. Coatings can last 25-50+ years.

They are durable and scratch-resistant.

Scratches or abrasions that compromise the coating are still protected by the surrounding zinc (galvanic cell).

Since during the hot-dip process, the ironwork is completely immersed in the molten zinc, the insides of tubing and interior crevasses of scroll ironwork get fully protected.