The Safety Benefits of Deck Railings play an important role for your home. This includes your pets, children, the elderly and guests visiting. And with the New Year just moments away, investing in safety measures is an excellent way to begin 2025!
The Safety Benefits of Deck Railings: New Year, New Safety Measures
Here are 3 ways deck railings provide safety.
- Fall Prevention
Preventing falls ranks high as a safety feature of railings. Which we discussed in our blog post: Maximize Safety with Patio Railings: Outdoor Living Enhanced
2. Child, Animal & Elderly Safety Measure
Whether you have small children, elderly parents, or pets – deck railings enhance safety for all.
As any parent you knows, you can’t be in all places at all times. So by reducing the risk of accidents and injuries with a safety barrier, it will give you peace of mind.
3. Building Code Compliance
Building code regulations ensures your insurance is relevant. Regardless of if you live on a mountainside in BC, or oceanside in California; both provincial and state laws will have their own specific building codes.
We’re here to help you respect those, providing easy-to-assemble DIY deck railings across North America!
North American DIY Deck Railings
As a DIY deck railings retailer that delivers across most of North America, our quality speaks for itself – as shown on our Derail vs Generic Rail Frames page. This represents a small example of the vast difference in overall quality, fit and finish.
Curious about our products beyond deck railings? We also provide:
- Wild Hog Mesh Railing Panels
- LED Accent Lighting Kit
- Gates & Hardware
- Grip Handrails & Tube Railings
- Special Railing & Deck Details
- Tempered Safety Glass Finishes
- DekRail & AllPro Sundecks
- Roof A/C Equipment Hide Screens
Curious to know more? Contact us to learn more, or to invest in your own DIY deck railings, adding to the safety of your home throughout Canada and the U.S.A!
Did you know…
Each year, millions of older people—those 65 and older—fall. In fact, more than one out of four older people falls each year, but less than half tell their doctor. Falling once doubles your chances of falling again.