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Gloucester Balustrades

Looking to improve safety without compromising on looks? Oz-Craft offers premium aluminium and glass balustrade solutions throughout Gloucester, backed by more than four decades of local fabrication experience.


Each balustrade is built for strength, weather resistance, and visual appeal—whether you’re working on a new build, a renovation, or an outdoor upgrade. With a long history of delivering durable, code-compliant results, the team understands the unique needs of local homes and commercial properties.


Gloucester customers trust Oz-Craft for balustrades that look great, feel secure, and are designed to handle life in regional NSW. Whether it’s a classic aluminium profile or a sleek frameless glass finish, each installation is tailored to suit the site and the client. From the initial design through to expert installation, everything is handled with precision and care.



To discuss the installation of a new balustrade project, contact (02) 6554 6992 for a free, no-obligation quote.

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Built for Coastal Conditions

In Gloucester, balustrades need to strike a balance between safety, style, and resilience. These custom solutions offer exactly that, with materials that stand up to the climate and designs that complement the setting.


Whether securing a stairwell, outlining a balcony, or finishing off a raised deck, each balustrade is manufactured to meet structural standards while enhancing the look of the space. Customers can choose from a wide range of colours, finishes, and configurations, including glass infill panels or classic powder-coated aluminium.


Installations are completed by experienced professionals using trusted techniques and high-grade materials that deliver both aesthetic appeal and long-term reliability. Projects are scheduled with minimal disruption and carried out with attention to detail from start to finish.



If you’re after a balustrade that blends form and function for your Gloucester property, you’ll find the process smooth, professional, and tailored to your exact needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can a balustrade be installed on uneven or sloped surfaces?

    Yes, balustrades can be installed on sloped or uneven ground, but they require careful planning and skilled installation. For outdoor decks, staircases, or walkways with changes in elevation, the balustrade system may need to be stepped or raked to maintain consistent height and spacing. Stepped balustrades use horizontal panels installed at staggered heights, while raked systems follow the slope or angle of the stairs. Both methods can be adapted to suit glass or aluminium materials. To ensure compliance with building codes, it's important that the layout is custom-measured and installed with the appropriate supports, especially on difficult or sloping terrain.



  • What type of balustrade is best for homes near the coast?

    For coastal properties, aluminium and glass balustrades are the most practical and long-lasting options. Aluminium is naturally corrosion-resistant and performs well in salty, humid environments like Port Macquarie. When powder-coated, it gains extra protection and a sleek finish that won’t peel or rust. Glass balustrades—using toughened or laminated safety glass—offer the added benefit of an open, modern look that doesn't obstruct views. Stainless steel is also an option, but it requires more upkeep in coastal conditions to prevent surface rust. For minimal maintenance and maximum durability, aluminium or glass is usually the top choice for homes near the coast.

  • What is a non-climbable zone in balustrade design?

    A non-climbable zone (NCZ) refers to an area around a balustrade—especially on balconies or decks—where the design must prevent climbing, particularly by children. In Australia, building codes require that there are no horizontal rails, gaps, or footholds within 150mm to 760mm above the floor level that could allow a child to climb over the barrier. This means designs with horizontal bars or decorative panels may need to be modified or include infills to maintain compliance. Glass panels or vertical aluminium slats are commonly used to eliminate footholds and create a compliant, secure design.

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