Range of Styles
We supply glass, composite, and steel balustrades to suit a wide range of property types.
Balustrades
Composite
Our composite balustrades collection is exceptionally easy to maintain as it guarantees there is no rotting, splitting, or splintering due to the advanced technology used in the making of the composite fibres.
- Range of Colours
- Resistant to Deterioration
- Eco-Friendly
- Long-Lasting
Components from £4.57 (excl. VAT)
Stainless Steel
Our stainless steel balustrades are manufactured using high-quality materials and built for long-term use.
- Durable
- Modern Design
- Increased Outdoor View
- Safety & Security
Posts from £91.91 (excl. VAT)
Balustrades Features & Benefits
Decking balustrades can be a key safety factor of an outdoor space renovation or can be the ideal aesthetic addition to your decking. With a range of colours and designs to select from including both composite and steel balustrades, you will be sure to find the perfect addition to your area here.
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Variety of Colours Our composite balustrades are offered in five attractive colours – no matter what colour decking you have, we have the balustrades to match it!
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Durable All of our decking balustrades are designed to outperform traditional timber, so whether you opt for composites or glass, it’s built to last!
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Increased Security Installing balustrades on your decking is a great additional safety measure to protect your outdoor space.
Balustrades Further Information
Ecoscape’s balustrades are a great addition to our composite decking collection, they come in an array of styles:
- Full Composite Balustrade
- Composite with Glass
- Composite with Wire
- Stainless Steel with Wire
- Stainless Steel with Glass
- U Channel
The composite balustrades are available in five stunning colours:
What is a balustrade?
A balustrade sounds like something fancy or complicated, but it is simply a series of columns topped by a rail to form a barrier. They’re most often found on stairs, balconies, and decks.
What makes up a balustrade?
Balustrades generally feature a horizontal rail at the top, and sometimes have one at the bottom, too. They also contain a series of short pillars between these rails, known as spindles or balusters.
What’s the difference between a baluster and a balustrade?
A baluster is one of the many columns that hold up the horizontal rail of the balustrade. A balustrade refers to the system of rails and columns as a whole.
Does decking need a balustrade?
If your decking is over a certain height, you may be required to install balustrades as an additional safety measure. Generally, any decking over 600mm tall should be accompanied by decking balustrades of at least 1100mm height.
Balustrades Installation & Maintenance
We have a range of guides for installing each variant of balustrades, including how to affix glass panels to your balustrades.
Balustrades Guides & Reviews
If you want more information about or need help with our range of balustrades, our guides & reviews are the perfect solution. We offer tips for installation, product specifications & comparisons, and more!
Balustrades – Your Questions
If you’ve got questions about our range of balustrades, we’re one step ahead of you – we have articles detailing the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about balustrades!
Balustrades Delivery & Returns
Ecoscape Delivery & Returns
Our general Delivery & Returns policy can be found here. Below you can consult specific details regarding the Delivery & Returns of Ecoscape products.
DELIVERY OF ECOSCAPE PRODUCTS
- Slatted Cladding, Midnight & Silver Birch Panel Cladding: available with next day delivery depending on stock availability, subject to £15 + VAT delivery charge on orders under £1,000 ex VAT.
- All other Ecoscape Composite Cladding, Fencing and Balustrades: 7-10 days lead time.
- Any orders containing an Ecoscape product are subject to a manufacturers' delivery surcharge of £150 ex. VAT.
- PLEASE NOTE: The delivery is a kerbside service - goods will be delivered to the kerb at the end of your driveway. Your delivery needs to be handballed off the vehicle - driver will open the protective wrap of an individual pallet and require assistance in offloading the goods off the vehicle by hand. Larger orders will require two able-bodied people on site to accept the delivery.
