Whether renovating your family's beloved outdoor space or freshly building the deck of your dreams, gain everything you need for a complete deck railing section with the AFCO. With a timeless look and a solid, true aluminum build, AFCO is a clear choice to seamlessly blend with any deck style.
AFCO Pro is a metal deck railing system that is sold in complete kitted rail sections for straightforward ordering and simple installation. AFCO railing is sold in 4 foot, 6 foot, 8 foot, and 10 foot railing sections.
How to Install AFCO Railing?
To install AFCO deck railing, start by mounting your posts in position with structural screws or lags. Measure and trim the AFCO rails to length per your railing section opening, and then create the balustrade by setting balusters in place in the openings in the bottom rail.
With balusters set in their openings, place the top rail in position by feeding each baluster into its specific opening. When the rail assembly is complete, loosely set the brackets on the top and bottom rails but do not attach. Set the railing section in place between the posts.
Set the rail kit on support material measuring at least 2 inches up from the deck surface. When at the correct height, attach the bottom rail brackets and top rail brackets to the posts via their coordinating screws.
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What is AFCO Railing Made From?
AFCO Pro Aluminum Railing is made from premium powder-coated aluminum material for incredible strength, lightweight pieces to work with, and a lasting finish that will hold up through even the toughest weather elements.
The AFCO Pro Railing line is available in the powder-coat shades of Textured White, Textured Black, Textured Bronze, Textured Brown, Gloss White, Gloss Clay, and Gloss Wicker.
Where to Buy AFCO Railings?
You can shop AFCO Railing lines at DecksDirect! The AFCO Pro Metal Railing system is in stock and available to ship out to you the same day as your order!
How to Install AFCO Stair Railing?
To install AFCO Pro Stair Railing sections, begin by mounting your posts in position with structural screws or lags at the top and bottom landings of your outdoor staircase.
Lay the bottom rail along the stairs adjacent to the installed railing posts. Use a pencil to make a reference mark on the rail according to the stair angle. Mount the stair brackets on to the posts.
Measure and trim the AFCO rails to length per your railing section opening, and then create the balustrade by setting balusters in place in the openings in the bottom rail. With balusters set in their openings, place the top rail in position by feeding each baluster into its specific opening.
Attach the stair railing section to the posts via the brackets and the coordinating installation screws.
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AFCO Railing Installation Video
Learn more in this helpful video on How to Install the AFCO Pro Railing system here.
