Kelleher House Project
16 story building, 4 corner stacks, a total of 56 decks – Seattle, WA
Kelleher House was challenging on multiple levels. The engineering was difficult as the curb was not considered a structural element of the building. The slab underneath the curb was of limited depth. Therefore an “L” bracket design was the only option available to replace the decaying steel railings. Our partners at L120 and our designers were able to prove to PET that the “L” shaped design presented very limited pull out forces on the fasteners as most of the force applied to the fasteners with this type of plate design is a shear force. The radius made the design and fabrication more complex. Normal extrusions and processes could not be utilized. The installation was from swing stages and presented challenges for the installation team. Drilling through 10″ of concrete, dust control and most importantly safety.
Powder Coat Color Options
Other colors available by request
Rectangle
The Rectangle rail profile boasts clean lines and sharp edges, providing a sophisticated and stylish appearance. It complements both traditional and modern deck designs, adding a touch of refinement to your outdoor space.
Breadloaf
The Breadloaf rail profile features a gently curved top, reminiscent of a loaf of bread. It offers a classic and timeless look, adding a touch of elegance to your deck railing.
Round
The Round rail profile showcases a smooth and rounded top, creating a sleek and modern aesthetic. This profile is perfect for those seeking a minimalist and contemporary design.
Modern Square
The Modern Square rail profile offers a bold and geometric design with squared edges, making a statement on any deck. It exudes a modern and architectural vibe, perfect for those looking to create a sleek and edgy look.
Surface Mount
Surface mounts are a popular option for installing deck railings. They provide a secure and stable attachment to the surface of your deck, ensuring the safety and durability of your railing. With surface mounts, there is no need for complex drilling or intrusive installation methods.
Fascia Mount
Fascia mounts are another popular option for installing deck railings. Unlike surface mounts, fascia mounts attach directly to the fascia board of your deck, providing a clean and seamless look. This mounting method is ideal for decks with limited space or those that require a more integrated and streamlined appearance.
