Yes. Unlike many manufacturers who only offer modular options, Livers Bronze specializes in creating custom railing systems "from scratch." If your project requires an intricate, artistic, or "wow factor" design that doesn't fit standard templates, our engineering and design teams work with you to bring that specific vision to life while ensuring structural integrity.

We offer a wide range of high-quality materials, including stainless steel, bronze, aluminum, and glass. For custom designs, these can be further enhanced with infill options like perforated metal or woven wire, and integrated features such as wood top rails or ILLUME LED lighting. Finishes range from polished and brushed metals to specialized powder coatings.

Safety and compliance are central to our process. Every custom railing system is engineered and tested in-house to meet or exceed ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and IBC (International Building Code) standards. We provide technical drawings and structural calculations to ensure the design is as safe as it is aesthetically pleasing.

Yes. The systems are designed in compliance with current ADA and ICC/ANSI A117.1 accessibility guidelines, as well as International Building Code requirements. They are engineered to withstand a minimum concentrated load of 200 lbs. applied in any direction at any point on the top rail and complies with ASTM E985 performance standards for permanent metal railing systems.

Livers Bronze creates and assembles all custom railing systems, delivering a complete, job-site-ready product. All metal fabrication is performed by a single-source fabricator, and installation is carried out by Livers Bronze or an approved installer, ensuring quality and accountability from shop to site. All systems are manufactured here in the USA.

To provide an accurate estimate, we typically ask for architectural drawings, sketches, or a description of the design intent, along with the linear footage and preferred materials. You don't need final blueprints to start. Our sales and estimating managers can work from initial concepts to help develop a custom solution.