Author Archives: Alpha Rail

Alpha Rail was appointed by Stone Edge Conservation to manufacture and install 61 linear metres of Kennington Vertical Bar railings to provide a boundary demarcation to the site that was fitting to the time period and aesthetics of the church.

Various types of architectural metalwork is to be installed at the privately owned AELTC site in Raynes Park, London

During times of uncertainty with COVID-19 changing the way we do things; we can now see the importance of our parks more than ever. Parks and green spaces give us the opportunity to get out of the house while still remaining safe, being able to maintain social distancing and stay within all guidelines.

Back in February you may have seen our article on Hatters’ Garden, formerly known as Meadow Street Gardens. The redevelopment project aims to transform the […]

In these times of uncertainty, lockdowns, and social distancing, guiding the flow of pedestrians is now more relevant than ever.

A new project at the Filton site in Bristol has seen the supply and installation of more pedestrian guardrail to the same specification of

With its contemporary aesthetics and level of security it provides, the Albany Vertical Bar railings are one of the most popular styles in the Alpha Rail vertical bar railings range.

The primary purpose of pedestrian guardrail is to guide pedestrians to safe crossing points along busy highways. The most simple form of pedestrian guardrail manufactured by Alpha Rail is the M1 style, a common sight on roadsides across the length and breadth of Britain. It is a unit panel design with full height infills, requiring no extra posts.

Alpha Rail was contacted by North Warwickshire Borough Council for design assistance on a 3 metre wide, 2.2 metre high bespoke decorative archway to the main entrance of the park.