INSA-24 Railing

Protection system designed to improve pedestrian safety.

Summary

The INSA-24 railing is a modular system designed to provide a safe and functional solution in spaces requiring clear delimitation and perimeter protection. Its structure consists of horizontal bars with wide spacing, mounted on horizontal rails, giving it a light and open appearance without compromising strength.

It features a design with three round horizontal bars, the top one having a larger diameter to serve as a comfortable and secure handrail. This design enhances ergonomics and user safety, ensuring a firm grip during transit.

The INSA-24 railing offers variable module lengths and allows the incorporation of expansion joints, adapting perfectly to the structural and thermal conditions of the project. Its tongue-and-groove joining system ensures continuity and firmness along the entire perimeter, preventing gaps that could compromise safety.

Additionally, it can be manufactured for curved sections or angular turns, facilitating integration into different terrain configurations or architectural designs.

Characteristics

Modular railing with horizontal stringers.
Possibility of using expansion joints.
Variable module lengths.
Tongue and groove joint for continuity of the handrail.
Manufacturing feasibility for breaks or curved sections.

Fastening through a base plate screwed to the floor using bolts and nuts.

Joint welded directly to a metal plate previously embedded in the concrete or pavement.

Post embedded directly in the concrete of the pavement or foundation.

Chemical anchoring system: This method involves the use of chemical adhesives to fix the railing to the pavement, creating a solid and long-lasting bond.

Mechanical anchoring system: Uses mechanical devices, such as expansion bolts, to secure the railing to the pavement.