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Andrew Besecker
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Dallas, PA
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Porch Railing Ideas

Andrew Besecker
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Dallas, PA
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Hello Everyone,

My business partner and I need some help/advice on picking out railing options for out deck. We are getting to a place where we are low on money but do not want to cut costs on the porches because they are such a big part of the outside appearance. The porch right now is a very dark stained wood against a white vinyl sided house. The stairs leading up to the porch are stone and they have a old black rod iron railing. We have ideas to spray paint the existing railings and use a white vinyl railing to finish the porch. Another option might be to do a wood railing with either aluminum or wood spindles. Attached are some pictures of the porch. Let us know what options you think would be best and maybe some other ideas you might have white are not too expensive. Thank you.

Back Porch:

Front Porch:

^with foundation partially painted

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