Galvanized Steel Pipe Railing
Made with Kee Klamp® Pipe Fittings
Simplicity
When it comes to installing a pipe railing simply and easily, nothing beats using galvanized steel pipe railing components. The principal of the Kee Klamp lies in it's set screw. The set screw creates a strong connection with the pipe, making it possible to use these galvanized steel pipe railing fittings in just about any industrial application.
Durability
Kee Klamp steel pipe railing fittings are completely galvanized. Unlike railing that is fabricated and welded, the pipe railing galvanization stays intact, creating a railing that will last up to seven times longer than a railing constructed with traditional methods.
Versatility
Pipe railing that is constructed with steel pipe fittings can easily be made to fit into a most site plans. As opposed to fabricated railing which has to be welded and bent, the wide array of steel pipe railing fittings can help you to quickly install a railing with many bends, angles or changes in direction.
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Galvanized Steel Pipe Railing is Simple to Install
This short video will give you a basic overview of the Kee Klamp pipe railing system.
Galvanized Steel Pipe Railing is
Easily Modified & Repaired
Installed pipe railing can sometimes become damaged. Replacing or modifying a section of pipe railing with galvanized steel pipe railing fittings is done with minimal labor and costs. In some cases the galvanized steel pipe railing fittings can be reused with a simple replacement of the pipe.
Case Study: Galvanized Steel Pipe Railing at Niagara Falls
The galvanized steel pipe railing installed in Niagara Falls was installed in the 1950's. Despite the amount of water in the air and the seasonal freezing that takes place, the Kee Klamp pipe railing has stood the test of time. The galvanized surface completely protects the steel pipe railing, keeping it protected from corrosive moisture.
The Niagra Fall railing is featured in this short video that covers the advantages of fitting based railing sections over against traditional welded railing.
