Intermediate Posts in Balcony Railing Now Have Their Own Drilling Pattern

Previously, the intermediate post was assigned the same drilling pattern as a regular post. Regular balcony railing posts are placed at the corners of the balcony railing and the railing parts and all connections go around the corner and sometimes even at an angle (e.g., when the corner post is connected to the stair railing). The intermediate post on the other hand, divides the balcony into sections and all railing part connections are on one level. In the past, it sometimes happened that the drilling patterns of a normal post did not work with an intermediate post, and the user had to manually change the placement.

With the new individual drilling patterns, this is no longer necessary. The new drilling patterns reduce the manual design work and reduce the potential for errors, such as the designer forgetting to manually change the connections. This saves time.