PIPE HANDRAIL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Measure from the nose of the top step diagonally to the bottom landing as shown. This measurement is the amount of pipe needed for a straight run of handrail. Cut handrail to...
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GLASS AND PICKET RAILING INSTALLATION Cutting Top Rail (glass & picket) With the posts standing on the deck, measure the distance between the posts (for accuracy, take measurement between both posts at the bottom), subtract 5/8” from total measurement, and cut...
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DECK POST INSTALLATION FOR GLASS RAILINGS Residential installation only. Commercial applications may differ. Always check with local building codes prior to purchasing and installing this product. When Century Railing is being used as a guardrail, do not exceed the maximum...
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GLASS RAILING DECK POST INSTALLATION Residential installation only. Commercial applications may differ. Always check with local building codes prior to purchasing and installing this product. When Century Railing is being used as a guardrail, do not exceed the...
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Attaching Century Top Rail to the Scenic Railing System or a Maxum Post Installing the Top Rail Bracket onto Post Step 1 Measure from the top of the post base plate up the post 39 3/4” and mark this location....
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GLASS RAILING TOP AND BOTTOM RAIL POST FASTENING Residential installation only. Commercial applications may differ. Always check with local building codes prior to purchasing and installing this product....
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PICKET RAILING STAIR INSTALLATION GUIDE When installing 1 1/2” pickets on stairs, the corners need to be cut so the picket fits completely into the top and bottom rail channels. Failure to do so will result in the corners of...
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HOW TO INSTALL PICKET RAILINGS Residential installation only. Commercial applications may differ. Always check with local building codes prior to purchasing and installing this product....
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PICKET AND GLASS RAILING INSTALLATION Cutting Top Rail (glass & picket) With the posts standing on the deck, measure the distance between the posts (for accuracy, take measurement between both posts at the bottom), subtract 5/8” from total measurement, and...
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