If you google "juliet balconies for sale" and your zip code you'll find them.

Thanks Jeff.

What's that google thing about?

That google search has pretty comparable pricing to local but your local price is usually an installed price. Online will likely have shipping added and then you have to get it installed. Since they're shipping it weight (thickness of materials) will be a huge consideration in other words shipped stuff will be as thin as possible unless you're checking specifications. Attachment is critical if its a safety rail and not just decorative.

I just added the picture. I am also concerned about the material. The temperature in Chicago is always cold with snow and rain.

Water Proof, Superior Rust, Corrosion Resistance, etc

"I just added the picture."

Where as nothing is showing here?

It's a stretch to call this a Juliet balcony since its a custom decorative guard railing between what appears to be brick piers on an inaccessable portico roof that appears to be about 3 or 4 feet deep so there might be side guard railings as well.

The design is a collection of so many mismatched/disparate architectural details it's difficult to think of an appropriate material for the decorative railing.

"Chicago is always cold with snow and rain"

Hmmmm, you must only live there Nov-Feb.

You should be looking for a balustrade in a polyurethane material to fit your concept. Fypon is one brand:

Thanks all for helping me out.