Having seen the available parts that can be used, now it is time to see how they can form a decorative bar. As said in the previous page these start at 250mm and increase by 75mm. You will very soon notice the taller the bar the more detail we can fit into it.
Where prices are specified this is the additional cost per unit when placed into a plain railing.
250mm tall bars
A tight squeeze but some of the bars can take two parts.
A single twist, cut from a fully twist bar. Cost £1
Single collar
cost £2.50
Double collar bar
Cost £5
Cage in a square bar
Cost £4
Ring welded in to bar
Cost £4
Two circles, a tight squeeze but just about works
Cost £8
Single diamond in a bar
Cost £4
Double diamond in a bar
Cost £8
Single thing in bar
Cost £4
Double thing in bar
Cost £8
This is what can be achieved in a 250mm tall bar. Some of the double parts are a tight squeeze but they do fit. In the next size up there is only 1 additional part. Prices don’t change for the larger parts, as the price of the upright bar is already factored in. The only price change is for the larger S scrolls.
325mm tall bar.
400mm bar
475mm bar
Now we are in big trouble, this is the first realistic size where we can get 3 parts per bar. Meaning we are thrown a massive choice. But this is only going to be for railings that are close to 700mm tall, with railing heads.
Two circles, a tight squeeze but just about works
Cost £8