Picket hole rows
Every hole in a top or bottom rail placed from the drawing, in one pass. No layout, no drill press.
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Commercial + industrial railings · Richmond, BC
Railing kits, cut ready to weld.
Posts, rails and pickets cut on our new 6 kW fiber tube laser, with every hole, slot, cope and miter already in place. Built from your approved drawings: cut-only kits, or cut and welded in our shop. Arriving early 2027, booking first runs now.
Arriving early 2027Railing kits v1 · 27 Oct 2026
A new machine, built for long runs. A brand-new 6 kW fiber tube laser with an automatic bundle loader, 9 m loads and 150 m/min chucks, in Richmond, close to Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey and the airport. Railing parts come off cut to the drawing, one run after another.
6 kWFiber laser source
9 mRails in one piece
240 mmLargest tube
150 m/minChuck travel
1.5 GAcceleration
AutoBundle loader
Three ways to order
As far along as you need it.
01Cut-only kitsPosts, rails and pickets cut, deburred and bundled per run. Your crew welds, finishes and installs.For fabricators + railing shops 02Cut + weldedWe cut and weld the sections in our own weld bay, to your drawings, ready for finish and install.For contractors + stair builders 03Finished + deliveredCut, welded and powder coated through our partner shops, then delivered to your site, ready to install.One order, one shop to call
What we cut into a railing
No saw, no layout, no drill press.
Every feature is cut where the drawing puts it while the tube turns in the chuck, so each section fits square on the weld table.
Stair-angle holes
Raked holes and slots cut at the stair's angle, so pickets drop in plumb on a stair run.
Copes for round rails
Fish-mouth ends that saddle onto a round post or handrail, so joints fit tight with no grinding.
Miters + returns
Clean corner and end-return cuts for level runs, landings and wall returns.
Tab + slot sections
Posts and rails that lock together on the weld table: square, self-jigging and fast to tack.
Long runs, fewer splices
Rails up to 9 m in one piece, so long corridors and platforms need fewer joints.
Who it's for
Built for the trade.
Steel, stainless, aluminum and galvanized. Round, square and rectangular tube, pipe, angle, channel and flat bar, 12 to 240 mm across.
General contractors + buildersCommercial, institutional and multi-family jobs: stair, corridor and balcony guards built to the approved shop drawings.
Misc-metals + stair contractorsExtra cutting and welding capacity when the schedule is tight, without adding saws or staff.
Industrial + mining sitesPlatform, mezzanine, catwalk and crossover guardrails in steel or galvanized, for plants and shutdowns.
Architects + designersFeature rails in stainless, steel or aluminum, with cut-outs, patterns and tight visible joints.
How a job runs
From your drawings to a delivered run.
- Send the drawingsShop drawings, DWG/DXF, STEP or a marked-up PDF, with quantities and the finish you want.
- Estimate + exact quoteWe check every part against the machine and send an estimate fast. Contact us for an exact quote with dates.
- First section checkedThe first section is measured against your drawing on our KEYENCE 3D CMM before the run continues.
- Cut, weld, deliverParts are cut, sorted per run and, if you want, welded and finished. Pick up in Richmond or delivered to site.
Capability sheet · PDF
Share it with your team.
Sizes, profiles, materials and how a tube job runs, on one printable page. Forward it to your estimators and project managers.
Good to know
Railing questions.
Do you install railings?
No. We cut, weld and arrange finishing; your installer or our customer's crew puts them up. That keeps us focused on making accurate parts fast.
Will the railings meet the BC Building Code?
We build exactly to the approved drawings you send. Guard and handrail design, heights, loads and sign-off stay with your designer, engineer or railing supplier.
Do you do house and deck railings?
We work with contractors, fabricators and railing companies rather than homeowners. If you're a homeowner, your railing company is welcome to send us their drawings.
Which materials and sizes can you cut?
Mild steel, stainless, aluminum and galvanized; round, square and rectangular tube, pipe, angle, channel and flat bar, from 12 to 240 mm across and up to 9 m long.
Do you powder coat?
Powder coat and other finishes are done by our partner shops. We arrange it, check the parts when they come back and deliver the finished railings.
When can you start?
The tube laser arrives in our Richmond shop in early 2027. We're booking first-run railing jobs now: send drawings and we'll schedule you in.
Get a quote
Railings on your next job?
Send the shop drawings with quantities and the finish you want. We'll reply with an estimate, then contact us for an exact quote and a first-run slot.
142–11566 Eburne Way, Richmond, BC V6V 2G7