Stainless steel railings
For staircases, balconies, terraces and fall protection. With glass, rods or wire ropes; as a custom structure or as a system prepared for efficient installation.
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Stainless steel solutions designed from the connection point outward.
Railings, balconies, staircases, canopies, industrial parts and components are not abstract catalogue items. Dimensions, loads, fixings, finishes, material combinations and final installation determine whether a solution works. INOX DESIGN therefore plans and manufactures for the actual application – from a single component to series production.
Not catalogue versus custom-made
Standard components where they fit. Engineering where they do not.
A railing post may be a standard component. The connection to an inclined parapet often is not. A canopy can look lightweight, while its fixing still has to transfer structural loads and drain water correctly. An industrial component does not need to look spectacular; it needs to be repeatable, dimensionally accurate and ready for installation.
This is precisely where INOX DESIGN operates: with catalogue components, project-specific adaptations and completely new stainless steel and metal components. Planning, machining and installation are treated as one technical chain rather than as separate stages.
since 2001Stainless steel and metal fabrication
5,500 m²Production facility in South Tyrol, Italy
CAD + 3DPlanning, detailing and coordination
1 to seriesSingle parts, small batches and series production
Product areas
What needs to be built?
Balconies & balcony railings
Dimensions, fixings, corners and connection surfaces are adapted to the actual building situation – especially where standard geometries no longer solve the problem.
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Stainless steel staircases
Structure, steps, railing, handrail and finish are planned as one coherent system. Stainless steel can be combined with wood, glass, stone or other metals.
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Stainless steel & glass canopies
Entrance canopies, terrace roofs and connecting structures designed for specific façades and layouts – with structural loads, drainage, visible connections and proportions in mind.
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Industrial technology
Components, assemblies, prototypes, small batches and series based on drawings, CAD data or a specific technical requirement – including laser, tube and sheet metal processing.
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Interior & furniture components
Letterboxes, brackets, lighting elements, cladding and special parts made from drawings, samples or the installation situation. The project defines the component – not the other way around.
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Components & accessories
Posts, glass clamps, point fixings, end caps, connectors, handrail brackets, bar holders, profiles and fixings for railings and stainless steel structures.
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Wire ropes & cable systems
Stainless steel wire ropes, strands, tensioning components, end fittings and fasteners for railings, fall protection and technical or architectural applications.
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Cleaning & marking
REUTER systems for electrochemical weld cleaning, polishing and permanent marking – from mobile workshop use to demanding industrial applications.
Explore REUTER products →Two typical requirements
You need a part. Or you need to solve a problem.
The component is already defined.
You need a post, glass clamp, connector, profile, end cap or another clearly specified accessory. In that case, the catalogue and online shop take you directly to dimensions, material variants and available versions.
The solution is not yet defined.
You have dimensions, a sketch, a CAD file, an installation situation or a technical requirement. Then the work does not start with a product name, but with geometry, connections, loads, material, manufacturing and installation.
Plan before manufacturing
Do not discover on the finished part that a connection does not fit.
3D planning makes geometry, connections and potential clashes visible before material is processed. This is especially important for custom structures where several components, fixings and installation sequences depend on one another.
From data to component
Planning and manufacturing must describe the same geometry.
Define the task
Dimensions, use, material, fixings, quantity, finish and installation conditions are defined as precisely as the project requires.
Engineer
CAD and 3D planning make proportions, connections and critical details reviewable before production starts.
Manufacture
Laser, tube and sheet metal processing, bending, roll forming, waterjet cutting and other processes are combined to suit the component.
Design for installation
Hole patterns, tolerances, pre-assembly, transport and installation sequence are considered before the component leaves the workshop.
Installation is part of engineering
The construction site should not have to correct poor preparation.
Substrate, accessibility, hole patterns, tolerances and installation sequence influence the design. That is why the route of the component into its final position is considered before manufacturing starts.
For industry & project business
When “stainless steel part” is not a sufficient specification.
Industrial applications depend on material, geometry, repeatability, machinability and final installation. INOX DESIGN manufactures from drawings and CAD data, but can also develop a component from a specific technical requirement.
- Food industry
- Mechanical and plant engineering
- Platforms and access structures
- Laboratory and medical technology
- Special-purpose machinery
- Prototypes and single parts
- Small batches
- Series production
What information helps with an enquiry?
The more of the following is available, the faster a project can be assessed technically:
- Drawing, STEP/CAD file or sketch
- Quantity or annual demand
- Material and surface finish
- Dimensions and tolerances
- Installation or fixing situation
- Required manufacturing or delivery scope
Quick answers
Questions about stainless steel products and custom fabrication
Does INOX DESIGN manufacture custom stainless steel products?
Yes. In addition to standard components, INOX DESIGN manufactures custom railings, balconies, staircases, canopies, furniture elements, industrial components and assemblies. Projects can be based on dimensions, drawings, CAD data, samples or a specific installation situation.
Are single parts, prototypes and series production possible?
Yes. Manufacturing ranges from individual parts and prototypes to small batches and series production. The most suitable production route depends on geometry, material, quantity and the required repeatability.
Does INOX DESIGN also provide CAD and 3D planning?
Yes. CAD and 3D planning are used to review geometry, proportions, connections, materials and structural details before manufacturing and to compare alternative solutions.
Which materials can be combined with stainless steel?
Depending on the application, stainless steel can be combined with glass, wood, stone, wire ropes and other metal components. The decisive factor is not the material mix itself, but whether structure, connections and intended use work together.
Which industrial sectors does INOX DESIGN manufacture for?
Applications include the food industry, mechanical and plant engineering, platform and access structure construction, laboratory and medical technology, special-purpose machinery and prototypes.
Where does INOX DESIGN manufacture?
INOX DESIGN manufactures in Welsberg/Monguelfo, South Tyrol, Italy. The company serves customers in Italy, Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as other European and international markets.
Can stainless steel accessories be purchased directly?
Yes. Standardised components and accessories are available from the INOX DESIGN online shop. For special dimensions or project-specific solutions, a technical enquiry is usually the better route.
Start a project
Do not start with a product name. Start with the task.
A sketch, drawing, CAD file, photo of the installation situation or a few reliable dimensions are often enough to define the next technical step. For standard components, the direct route is the shop; for custom structures, it starts with the actual requirement.