Indoor balustrade in wrought iron
Staircase, mezzanine or loft: nothing stops you using this decorative register indoors — it's mostly outdoors that this vocabulary is more common, for reasons of use rather than material.
Less weather constraint, same standard
Sheltered from the elements, an indoor balustrade needs a less reinforced finish than outdoors — but the regulatory thresholds stay identical.
Height measured from the nose of the tread
Not from the landing floor — a common mix-up that can throw off the 1.00 m figure required by the standard. See our regulations page.
An on-site measurement survey picks up the quirks of your staircase (uneven tread nose, raised landing).
About the indoor balustrade
Is an indoor balustrade cheaper than an outdoor one?
The structure and infill cost the same — it's mostly the finish (less anti-corrosion treatment needed when sheltered) that can lighten the budget. See our pricing page.
Can wood and wrought iron be combined for a mezzanine?
Yes, a wooden handrail or wooden uprights combined with a wrought iron infill remain a common option — to specify at the quote stage.
Your indoor project
Describe your project — the partner workshop replies with a first estimate within 48h, free and with no obligation.