KEY FEATURES
OF ASSISTRAIL®

  • 15 Standard Configurations 15 Standard Configurations

    The Assistrail® range includes 15 standard configurations, supporting installation in a range of use cases while maintaining a consistent engineered system.

  • Fast No-Weld Assembly Fast No-Weld Assembly

    The modular, no-weld design removes the need for onsite fabrication, hot work permits or specialised trades. Prefabricated components streamline installation up to 50% faster than traditional fabricated handrails.

  • Galvanised HDG390 finish for durability Galvanised HDG390 finish for durability

    All Assistrail® components are galvanised to a minimum standard of HDG390, providing durability in outdoor environments and high-use public infrastructure.

  • Incorporates weld-free kerbrails on ramps Incorporates weld-free kerbrails on ramps

    Integrates with Moddex weld-free Flexalyte kerbrail system designed to AS/NZS 1428, supporting compliant ramp and walkway installations without onsite welding.

  • Single or double rail configurations for schools Single or double rail configurations for schools

    Available in single or double rail configurations, including layouts commonly required for primary and secondary schools and Class 9B buildings.

  • Smooth, continuous mandrel bends Smooth, continuous mandrel bends

    Smooth, continuous mandrel bends provide consistent handrail geometry without sharp joints or interruptions, supporting compliant transitions along ramps, stairs and walkways in line with AS 1428 accessibility requirements.

APPLICATIONS & USE CASES OF ASSISTRAIL®

Configurations

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  • AR10
    Single Inline Handrail. For stairs and level applications under one metre (FFL)
    AR10
  • AR20
    Single Inline Handrail | Kerbrail. For disabled ramps under one metre (FFL)
    AR20
  • AR30
    Single Inline Handrail | Midrail. For stairs and level applications under one metre (FFL) & midrail for extra protection
    AR30
  • AR40
    Single Inline Handrail | Midrail & Kerbrail. For disabled ramps under one metre (FFL) and midrail for extra protection
    AR40
  • AR45
    Single Inline Handrail | Mid & Bottom Rails. For stairs and level applications under one metre (FFL) and typical fire stair applications
    AR45
  • AR50
    Single Offset Handrail | On Hob. For stairs & level applications under one metre (FFL) with offset (often used on concrete hobs)
    AR50
  • AR60
    Single Offset Handrail | Kerbrail. For disabled ramps under one metre (FFL) with offset
    AR60
  • AR70
    Single Offset Handrail | Midrail. For level, ramp and stair applications under one metre (FFL) and midrail for extra protection
    AR70
  • AR80
    Single Offset Handrail | Midrail & Kerbrail. For disabled ramps under one metre (FFL) with offset and midrail for extra protection
    AR80
  • AR110
    Double Offset Handrail | On Hob. Also complies to Class 9b buildings used for primary schools in Australia
    AR110
  • AR120
    Double Offset Handrail | Kerbrail. Also complies to Class 9b buildings used for primary schools in Australia
    AR120
  • AR130
    Twin Offset Handrail. For the centre of a wide stair
    AR130
  • AR140
    Twin Double Offset Handrail. Also complies to Class 9b buildings used for primary schools in Australia
    AR140
  • AR150
    Single Offset Handrail | Wall Mounted. For level, ramp and stair applications with suitable substrate for mounting
    AR150
  • AR160
    Double Offset Handrail | Wall Mounted. Also complies to Class 9b buildings used for primary schools in Australia
    AR160

Compliance

Designed for accessibility compliance across Australia and New Zealand

Fully compliant with AS 1428.1 and NZS 4121 accessibility handrail requirementsFully compliant with AS 1428.1 and NZS 4121 accessibility handrail requirements
Supports compliance with DDA / NCC / NZBC and other local statutory requirementsSupports compliance with DDA / NCC / NZBC and other local statutory requirements
Engineered to meet handrail grip diameter, clearance, height and load requirementsEngineered to meet handrail grip diameter, clearance, height and load requirements
Compatible with AS 1428 kerbrail requirements for accessible ramp installationsCompatible with AS 1428 kerbrail requirements for accessible ramp installations
Supplied with pre-certification documentation to support inspection and project sign offSupplied with pre-certification documentation to support inspection and project sign off
More information

Specifications

All relevant technical documents, product specifications and compliance information for Assistrail® pre-engineered handrail systems are available below. These resources support design development, product specification and accessibility compliance requirements across Australia and New Zealand.

Customise

Although Moddex systems are designed as modular off-the-shelf solutions, every project is tailored to suit your exact site requirements.

Beyond standard configurations, our in-house design and engineering team can customise systems with alternative materials, bespoke infill panels, integrated lighting and alternative materials and finishes, while maintaining the efficiency and reliability of modular construction.

Find out more about our customisation options. Get in touch with our expert team, call us on 1800 663 339 (Australia) or 0800 663 339 (New Zealand) or download our product brochure. We’re here to help, whether you need a quote, technical advice or tender support.

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FREQUENTLYASKED QUESTIONS

Common questions about Assistrail® accessibility handrail systems, including AS 1428 compliance, NCC requirements and considerations for specifying modular handrails on public access ramps, stairs and pathways.

  • Is Assistrail compliant with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA)?
  • Is Assistrail compliant with Australian Standard AS 1428.1?
  • Is Assistrail compliant with the National Construction Code (NCC)?
  • Is Assistrail compliant with NZS 4121:2001?
  • Is Assistrail compliant with the New Zealand Building Code (NZBC)?
  • Can Assistrail be used in primary schools and Class 9b buildings?
  • Does Assistrail require on-site welding for installation?
  • Can Assistrail be retrofitted to existing ramps or stairs?
  • What finish options are available for Assistrail handrails?