Gunmetal Grey
Gunmetal Grey is an attractive finish that is also an excellent option for outdoor projects because it is weather-resistant.
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About Gunmetal Grey Bar Rail
Embrace the dusky elegance of a Gunmetal Grey bar foot rail and you’ll never look back. This contemporary finish is extremely modern and fashionable but in an understated way that works with almost any decor.
This is one of our standard finishes for 2-inch outside diameter tubing and we also carry a comprehensive range of matching hardware accessories like elbows, brackets, end caps, and flanges, so you’ll have your Gunmetal Grey bar rail installed in a flash.
Gunmetal Grey is also one of our durable, weather-resistant finishes, so if you’re building a bar outside, it’s a great option.
Installation & Care
How to Install Gunmetal Grey Foot Rail
Gunmetal Grey tubing is sold in standard sizes of 2’, 4’, 6’ and 8’ lengths. We can also cut custom lengths to fit your specific bar dimensions. For commercial installation, we recommend a bracket approximately every 36". Brackets should also be placed at every joint to ensure stability.
Gunmetal Grey Custom Radius
Custom radius bar foot rail is fabricated in-house by Kegworks, giving you the flexibility to achieve your design vision while keeping your project moving. Our team can produce curved bar foot rail to your exact specifications, with the finish, radius, and dimensions your project requires. Request a custom quote and work with one of our architectural metal specialists to bring your custom foot rail project to life.
Caring for Gunmetal Grey Foot Rail
Proper care of your bar foot rail is important in maintaining its quality over time. As they are built to support the feet of you and your guests, wear and tear can and likely will occur with use. To clean Gunmetal Grey, or any other powder-coated bar rail finish, wash with warm water, or a mild soap and warm water solution. Harsh chemicals and other cleaners can harm the finish. Touch-up paint can be used to repair minor scratches in powder-coated finishes that may occur over time under normal wear and tear. Thoroughly clean the surface and apply a thin coat of touch-up paint to cover the scratch.
