Prowell’s Wood Porch and Deck Railing Panels #21-B
36″-42″ maximum height

WOOD RAILING #21-B

Price Link: Base Cost + 18%
(Based on 36-42″ ht)
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This Wood Railing Panel #21-B is similar to #21 but as continuous repeating grids of approximately 5″ sq. The grid openings can be reduced to UBC (Uniform Building Code) 4″ if your porch or deck is more than 24″ off the grade

*Note: This particular example shows remainder grids along the top row, as well as the two sides. The top row, as you’ll see below, is laid out to align with the top horizontal grid of a corresponding gate. Because of this ‘fixed’ layout, the remainder grids on the left and right are left to chance. Confused?

Cincinnati, Ohio.

Our Wood Railing Panel #21-B in Ohio. Serving the same function as our Pony Panels, but with a height beyond the 24″ maximum offered as a Pony Panel.

The wood railing panels at 36″ net height set to a stone wall. The grid layout was aligned to the one horizontal of the gate grid. The posts were set with threaded rod. Jambs are embedded to the gate columns and mounted onto the column block core, with the stone set to either side of the jambs. The jambs extend 3/4″ beyond the stone.

Gate style #20

An incumbent risk with living in Cincinnati . . . separated from the roaming bands of Kentucky renegades by the width of a single river. This thin geological ribbon as the cultural distinction between the merrymaking survivalists and the manicured landscapes of a Presbyterian stronghold. And of course the confusion, the awkward clash of repeated encounters.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Standard 1″ clearance between the wood railing panels and the top of the wall.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati, Ohio

A look at the residence and grounds. The Gate and Railings on the right connecting the house and garage.