LOG & TIMBER RAILING
Our log railings are custom-built to fit your home.
Choose between Aspen, Timber Frame, Red Cedar, or White Cedar railing.
How To Measure For Railing
Begin by making a floor plan. All measurements should be formatted in inches and accurate to 1/8 of an inch. Use graph paper if possible.
Measure and record each section on your floor plan. Do not measure your existing railing. All measurements should be taken from the outermost section of the deck or floor.
Measure from corner to corner (or wall to wall), noting all angles.
Note any permanent posts. Include the size of the posts as well as the distance between the posts.
Stair Measurements
Measure from the bottom step tread nosing to the top of the landing.
Note the angle of the stairs.
We suggest purchasing a digital angle gauge, digital level, or downloading a digital level app on your phone.
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Standard Red Cedar Railing
Post Diameter: 4” - 6”
Rail Diameter: 4” - 5”
Spindle Diameter: 2 1/2” - 3 1/2”
Standard White Cedar Railing
Post Diameter: 4” - 6”
Rail Diameter: 4” - 5”
Spindle Diameter: 2 1/2” - 3 1/2”
Red Cedar Twig Railing
Post Diameter: 4” - 6”
Rail Diameter: 4” - 5”
Twig Diameter: 3/4” - 2”
Stained Red Cedar Twig Railing
Post Diameter: 4” - 6”
Rail Diameter: 4” - 5”
Twig Diameter: 3/4” - 2”
Timber Frame Railing
Available with rebar or cable balusters
Need Help?
We provide measuring services for homes within half an hour of our showroom. Measuring fees start at $200 and are non-refundable.
Upon purchasing railing the $200 fee will be credited toward the balance of your railing.