Make Your Home Feel Bigger and Brighter with Glass Balustrades

Fitting requires precision and expertise. Panels are securely attached using fittings like clamps, channels, or standoffs. Whether frameless for a seamless look or framed for added structure, professional installation ensures both style and safety compliance.

Yes, they are designed with safety as a priority. Toughened and laminated options are highly durable and meet safety regulations. Handrails may be required in some cases, depending on the design and location, to ensure additional security.

Not always, but requirements depend on building regulations and where the installation is located. Frameless designs are often handrail-free for a sleek appearance, but higher areas like balconies might require them for added safety.

Absolutely. They can be tailored to suit your style and space, with options like clear, frosted, or tinted glass. Frameless or framed designs can be chosen to complement your home or business.

A simple glass cleaner and a soft cloth keep them sparkling. Outdoor installations may require more frequent cleaning to prevent dirt buildup. Periodically check fittings to ensure they remain secure over time.

Yes, they’re ideal for staircases, landings, balconies, terraces, and around pools. They enhance spaces while maintaining a sense of openness and style.

The thickness depends on the location and design, guided by building regulations. We'll advise on the best option for your project to ensure safety and style.

The timeframe depends on the design and project size. Simple installations might take one to two days, while larger or more complex setups could take longer. A clear timeline will be provided during planning.

Generally, planning permission isn’t required for internal installations. For external projects, especially in listed buildings or conservation areas, you may need to check local regulations.

Yes, they can be adapted for staircases, sloping gardens, or terraces. The site will be assessed to ensure a secure and stable solution.

The area should be clean and free of obstacles. If structural work is needed, such as adding fixing points, this must be completed beforehand.

Yes, retrofitting to an existing structure, such as replacing old railings, is often possible. However, the existing structure must be assessed to ensure it can support the new installation.

Costs vary based on factors like size, design, and custom options such as frosted or tinted glass. For a detailed quote tailored to your project, contact our team.