Ramp railings that meet the ADA.
Handrails and guards for ramps and stairs, built to the dimensions the 2010 ADA Standards require.
ADA handrails have exact rules: a continuous gripping surface, a top height between 34 and 38 inches, rails on both sides of the ramp, and extensions at the top and bottom. We draw every ramp railing to those dimensions before we build it.
We fabricate two-line and three-line railings and taller guards where a drop-off needs one, in steel or aluminum, and install them on new or existing ramps.
- Two-line and three-line railsHandrails at ADA height, with lower rails where needed.
- GuardsTaller guards with infill at ramp and landing drop-offs.
- Commercial and public workSchools, offices, shops and municipal buildings.
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ADA Ramp Railings: common questions
What do ADA ramp railings need?
Handrails on both sides of the ramp at 34 to 38 inches, a graspable round or similar profile, and extensions past the top and bottom of the ramp. We build to the approved plans and the inspector's requirements.
Do you do commercial and public work?
Yes. We've built ramp railings for schools, community centers, restaurants and stores around the area.
How do I get a price?
Send us drawings, photos or rough measurements through the quote form, or call 609-465-7510. We usually get a price back within one business day. On larger jobs we'll come out and measure.