Handrail Kit D42/6000mm

Railing Kit D42/6000 mm NET-1803 is a complete stainless steel railing set designed for long balcony, terrace, landing and other horizontal sections. The 6000 mm system provides a continuous protective railing, while six posts allow the structure to be positioned evenly along the installation area.

The kit consists of fully compatible stainless steel railing components supplied as separate parts. The handrail and horizontal infill tubes can be cut and adjusted on site to match the actual project dimensions. If the standard 6000 mm kit is not suitable, Inoxas can manufacture a railing system according to custom measurements.

Technical Specifications

• Railing length – 6000 mm.
• Railing height – 1000 mm.
• Handrail – Ø42.4 × 2 mm.
• Horizontal infill tubes – Ø12 × 1.5 mm.
• Number of posts – 6 pcs.
• Stainless steel – AISI 304.
• Finish – satin.

Why Choose the D42/6000 mm Railing Kit?

This 6000 mm railing kit is a practical solution for large balconies, terraces and other long horizontal sections. The compatible components simplify product selection, while the separately supplied tubes can be accurately adjusted during installation.

• Suitable for long balconies, terraces and landings.
• Six posts provide evenly distributed support.
• The handrail and infill tubes can be cut to length on site.
• Manufactured from AISI 304 stainless steel.
• Horizontal infill creates a clean and modern appearance.
• Satin finish complements contemporary architecture.
• Suitable for professional installers and DIY projects.

Kit Includes:

The handrail kit includes:

The railing kit includes the main components required to assemble the system:

• 6 stainless steel railing posts;
• Ø42.4 × 2 mm handrail;
• Ø12 × 1.5 mm horizontal infill tubes;
• handrail and infill tube holders;
• tube end caps and connecting components;
• internal fittings required to assemble the supplied parts.

The kit is supplied unassembled, allowing the positions and spacing of the components to be adjusted according to the specific installation requirements.

Installation

Before installation, accurately mark the post positions and check that the mounting surface is strong enough. Install the posts first, followed by the handrail and horizontal infill tubes. The tubes can be cut to match the actual length of the railing section.

Fixings for concrete, timber, steel or other mounting surfaces must be selected separately according to the structure, condition of the base and expected loads.

Installation Videos

Our installation videos demonstrate the main stages of assembling a stainless steel railing system, including post fixing, handrail installation and adjustment of the horizontal infill tubes.

Fixing Elements

Fixings for the mounting surface are not included in the standard kit because the required type depends on the installation base. Suitable screws, anchors and other fixing elements must be selected for concrete, timber, steel or another surface.

Custom Orders

If the standard 6000 mm railing kit does not meet your project requirements, we can manufacture a stainless steel railing system according to custom dimensions, technical drawings or architectural plans. The railing length, number of posts, infill arrangement and kit contents can be adapted to the project.

Related Categories

• Railing Kits
• Stainless Steel Railing Systems
• Railing Fittings

Frequently Asked Questions:

Can the 6000 mm railing kit be shortened?

Yes. The handrail and horizontal infill tubes can be cut on site to match the actual length of the railing section. Measure the installation area carefully and plan the post spacing before cutting the tubes.

Is this railing kit suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. The kit is manufactured from AISI 304 stainless steel and is suitable for normal indoor and outdoor conditions. AISI 316 stainless steel is recommended for coastal locations or highly corrosive environments.

Are fixings for the mounting surface included?

No. Fixings for the mounting surface are not included because they must be selected according to the installation base. Concrete, timber and steel structures require different screws or anchors.