While modular has proven itself as a faster, more versatile and high-quality building option, architects, designers and specifiers may be hesitant to specify modular handrail systems due to misconceptions about their strength, versatility and quality. The truth is, the leading products in this category are not only manufactured to a high standard, but they also offer time-saving and cost benefits across an entire building project.

Against this backdrop, there may be some scepticism that modular handrail systems can deliver the requisite strength, durability, quality as well as versatility in application and aesthetics while retaining the modular price advantage. However, as discussed in their guide, the modular approach in this context reduces the complexities associated with compliance, quality control and installation, providing stakeholders with time-saving and cost benefits across an entire building project.

Modular Handrails, Balustrades and Barrier Systems: Dispelling the Myths and Misconceptions, breaks down the key benefits of using modular handrails, balustrades and barrier systems and dispels the myths and misconceptions around their strength, design flexibility and ability to meet strict compliance standards. It also compares modular systems to traditional welded railing systems, highlighting why the former may be the better option to reduce budget and scheduling risks.

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