Prowell’s Porch and Deck Railing Panels #5
36″-42″ maximum height

WOOD RAILING #5

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Los Osos, CA

Eighteen railing panels and two gates.

Morro Bay, CA

A t 36″ height, the railing panels fall within the Morro Bay height restrictions for front easement perimeter fencing.

Morro Bay, CA

Morro Bay, CA

T he front right corner features the Prowell Cantilevered Corner panel. 
More on the Cantilevered Corner Panels

Los Osos, CA

T he Cantilever corner panel.

Los Osos, CA

A glance out the back door to the Central Coast’s Morro Bay.

Victoria, Minnesota

Porch Railing Panel #5 in the western lake region of Minnesota.
Grids of approximately 7″-8″ square.
See more of this project at Fence Style #19

Victoria, Minnesota

Because the edge of the deckway is only 5″ off the grade, the larger grids on the rail are allowed. For most zoning codes, when the deck or porch are beyond 18″ off the grade, the grids within the railing are restricted to no larger than a 4″ opening anywhere within the assembly.

Victoria, Minnesota

Showing a medley of Prowell products with a common theme.

Detroit, Michigan
Base Cost + 6% (for 5″-6″ grids)

Prowell’s Wood Porch Railings #5-2 with grid sizes at 5″+_. Beginning in height on the right at 41″, and dropping to 34-1/4″ on the far left to align with the eventual stair railing.

Detroit, Michigan

A look at Prowell’s Lighted Column #8 as a corner post.

Detroit, Michigan

A glimpse on the right of a series of laminated arching trusses and connecting overhead panels designed by Prowell to give the entire assembly a sense of continuity to the original architecture.

Detroit, Michigan

Photographed four years later and we begin to realize our original purpose. Our products themselves are small contributions toward the overall affect of creating a living environment.

Detroit, Michigan

And for a glimpse of the house, in the community of Pleasant Ridge 9 miles north of the Detroit River, developed in the Gilded Age as a weekend retreat when it it took all day to cover 9 miles by horse and buggy.

Detroit, Michigan

An intriguing winter evening shot.

Detroit, Michigan

So many of you resist sending in your photos during the winter, but it’s worth noting that to those of us in California and the Sun Belt, winter snowfalls are a dreamy phenomenon.

Sicklerville, New Jersey
Base Cost + 5% (for 7″-8″ grids)

Prowell’s Landscape Railing Panels #5-1 as an entry demarcation.

Sicklerville, New Jersey

And for those of us who love house haunting, a photo of the residence. A recently built home patterned on the Prairie style architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. Not indicative of what one might expect in the rest of Slickerville, New Jersey.

T wenty #5 railing panels at 36″ ht. Identical to the Fence style #19, but at railing heights. 

P rior to dadoing the half-laps, the grid dividers are sent through the planer, followed by the drum sander. The panel’s rails and stiles are also run through the drum sander at the same setting, insuring a flush fit. More importantly, however, to insure perfect half-lap fits, the dividers must be exactly the same width, or within a 32nd, let’s say.