Balcony Railing

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Balconies are a beautiful way to add both curb appeal and outdoor space to your home; there’s nothing like a morning cup of coffee while enjoying the view from your very own upper floor outdoor enclave. Our custom-fabricated metal balcony railings will make sure that your view is as safe as it is beautiful.

Popular Materials for Metal Balcony Railings

There are a variety of materials to choose from to suit your exact design sense, including stainless steel, wrought iron, aluminum, and bronze. No matter what you choose, Garon works in high-quality metals so that your balcony railings will last for years.

Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is popular for homeowners who prefer a sleek, ultramodern aesthetic. It’s naturally strong and resistant to corrosion from the elements, and our craftsmen hand-polish it to a mirror-like shine. Stainless steel doesn’t require painting to last for years, though a range of paint colors are available upon request.

Glass railings and steel cable rails can also provide a similarly sleek, modern look for your balcony.

Wrought Iron

Wrought iron is the classic choice for balcony railings for a reason.

Through a unique hand-crafting process that has developed for centuries, wrought iron is heated, shaped, and cooled by blacksmiths who hammer and roll the material until the desired final effect is achieved.

Our wrought iron railings are hot dip galvanized, which adds a zinc coating to the metal that prevents oxidation. We then prime and paint over it for finishing to provide long term protection from the elements.

Because wrought iron is so completely customizable, it can be crafted into nearly any shape you can imagine. Whether you prefer simple and spare designs or something more elaborate, our craftsmen can work with you to make your ideas a reality.

Aluminum

Aluminum railings are a great choice for humid climates, since aluminum is rust-resistant; however, the designs for aluminum railings are usually less intricate than those available for other metals.

Our custom aluminum railings can be powder coated or primed and painted. Priming and painting needs to be touched up every 8 to 12 years. Powder coating can last a lifetime, so long as the surface doesn’t get chipped.

Bronze

Bronze is an absolutely gorgeous choice for homeowners who want a more luxurious or antique touch. Bronze develops a patina over time, giving it character and charm as it ages. (We can also develop patinas in advance for customers who request it.)

How Do You Make a Balcony Railing Private?

Most balconies are prized for their view, but sometimes you just need some privacy with your morning coffee. If that’s you, don’t worry; you can easily create a more secluded oasis in one of two ways:

Make the railing itself the privacy screen; see our blog post for more ideas about how to add privacy to an outdoor space.
For a less permanent option, add plants, ivy, or climbing vines. Mixing in organic elements can soften the overall appearance, and fabric curtains can be opened and closed depending on the position of the sun.

Take advantage of Garon’s signature free on-site consultation to figure out what will work best with your particular space, and get started creating your own dream balcony today.

Free On-Site Consultation in Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey

Based out of Westchester County, NY, Garon Fence serves Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and the greater New England area. Call 914-666-5596 or contact us online to visit our factory showroom in Bedford Hills or arrange a free, on-site consultation.

Our Custom Metal Balconies

A medium-distance shot of a two-story white house with mullioned windows on both floors. A simple bronze balcony railing encloses the small balcony on the second floor.

A stone house looms over the viewer, who is looking up past a double wooden door towards a false balcony below a large window. The balcony railing has vertical spindles and small decorative panels.

A minimalist metal balcony railing stands at the edge of a stone patio looking out toward the ocean.

A short metal balcony railing with vertical spindles and stone pillars surrounds a protruding patio. There is deck furniture, including a round table and four chairs.

The viewer looks towards a white house with many windows, including glass French doors. Above the room with the French doors is a narrow balcony, surrounded by a simple black metal railing.

A set of glass French doors are set in a black frame on the second floor of a red brick house. They open out onto a small balcony protected by a gray metal balcony railing with curved spindles.

Each picket in this wrought iron balcony railing is dramatically curved, outward at the bottom and inward at the top, into an S-shape. The railing surrounds a faux balcony outside a large window on the second floor of a two-story stone house.

A multicolored flagstone patio protrudes over a green lawn. The patio is surrounded with simple wrought iron railings on three sides; the panels of the railing are framed by white columns that support the roof of the patio.

Two Juliet balconies in front of arched mullioned windows protrude from the upper story of a stucco house. Below the wrought iron balconies are tall arborvitae that brush the bottom of the balconies.