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Taree Balustrades

Looking for strong, stylish, and reliable balustrades in Taree? Oz-Craft has been providing custom aluminium and glass balustrades for over 40 years, proudly serving homes and businesses across the local area. Known for quality craftsmanship and friendly service, Oz-Craft designs and installs balustrades that tick all the boxes—function, safety, and modern appeal.


Whether it’s for a front balcony, outdoor deck, stairwell, or elevated walkway, these expertly built barriers help prevent falls while adding real value to your property. Every balustrade is made to fit the space perfectly, using durable materials designed to handle coastal weather and everyday wear.


Homeowners and builders across Taree trust Oz-Craft for their attention to detail, prompt turnaround, and experience working with both residential and commercial projects. From sleek glass panels to classic aluminium railings, the options can be tailored to suit any style or layout.


For reliable balustrade services in Taree, contact Oz-Craft today at 02 6554 6992 and request a quote.

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Custom-Built for Taree Homes

When you choose a balustrade, you’re not just looking for a safety feature—you’re choosing something that becomes a visible part of your space. That’s why Oz-Craft’s balustrades in Taree are designed to do both jobs well: offer reliable fall protection and complement the look of your home or building.


Local customers appreciate that every balustrade is custom-built using durable, low-maintenance aluminium or modern frameless glass. These materials are ideal for Taree’s climate—resistant to rust, easy to clean, and strong enough to stand up to wind and weather.


From the first site measure to the final installation, each project is handled with care to ensure a secure fit and professional finish. The team uses precision tools and proven installation methods to keep everything compliant and looking sharp.


Whether you’re building new or upgrading an existing feature, you can expect honest advice, quality workmanship, and smooth communication from start to finish. It’s all about making sure you get the best possible result for your space.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the legal requirements for balustrades in NSW?

    In New South Wales, balustrades must comply with the National Construction Code (NCC) and relevant Australian Standards. A balustrade is required when a fall of more than 1 metre exists from a floor or platform. The minimum height of the balustrade must be 1 metre above the finished floor level. For balconies, decks, and stairways, the structure must be strong enough to withstand specific horizontal and vertical loads. Openings between balusters or railings must not allow a sphere of 125mm to pass through, ensuring child safety. For glass balustrades, the glass must be toughened or laminated and meet AS 1288 standards. Compliance is essential for both safety and insurance reasons, and non-compliant balustrades can result in costly penalties or remediation work.

  • What material is best for balustrades in coastal areas?

    In coastal areas like Taree, aluminium and glass are excellent choices for balustrades due to their high resistance to corrosion. Aluminium is lightweight, strong, and can be powder-coated for additional protection and colour variety. It won’t rust like steel or rot like timber, making it perfect for long-term use in areas with salt-laden air. Glass, especially toughened or laminated glass, is also ideal—offering a modern, open look while standing up to the elements. Stainless steel is another option, but in coastal zones, it requires regular maintenance to prevent surface rust. When choosing a balustrade for outdoor use near the ocean or a river, always look for materials rated for exterior and marine-grade applications.

  • Are glass balustrades safe for homes with children?

    Yes, glass balustrades are safe when installed to meet Australian Standards. Modern glass balustrades are made from toughened safety glass or laminated glass, both of which are designed to resist breakage and meet safety regulations. Toughened glass is heat-treated to increase its strength and, if broken, crumbles into blunt fragments rather than sharp shards. 


    Laminated glass includes a plastic interlayer that holds the glass together even when cracked, making it safer for homes with kids. In addition, glass panels are often installed without climbable rails, reducing the risk of children using them as ladders. When properly fitted and certified, glass balustrades offer a safe, stylish, and low-maintenance option for families.

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