Yes, and it saves a step. Builders can rough in blocking where the posts will land if they know the layout early, which makes for a cleaner install and a stronger fix. Send us the plans and we will mark up where we need support.

Glass makes a shallow balcony feel largest. Cable costs less, keeps most of the openness, and a fascia-mount run frees up floor width, which on a small balcony can matter more than the infill choice itself.

Often, yes. Many Charbonneau homes still carry their original railings, and swapping one stair or landing to cable lightens the whole main level. It is a contained project with an outsized effect.

Yes, and it is where the thin lines help most. The craft is in post placement: a switchback turns twice, so the posts have to carry the run without crowding the treads or breaking the rhythm between flights. We measure flight by flight rather than assuming a standard run.