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Overview

Glass infill balustrades protect without interrupting light. Laminated safety glass is held in clamps, channels or point fixings, detailed so the metalwork stays minimal and precise.

Key features

Designed in detail.

01

Laminated safety glass

Clear, low iron or tinted glass with a safety interlayer.

02

Clamp or channel

Stainless clamps, point fixings or a continuous base channel.

03

Frameless options

Structural glass with a slim top rail for an uninterrupted edge.

04

Indoor and outdoor

Details for atriums, balconies and pool decks.

Where it goes

Built for real
conditions.

AtriumsBalconiesStairsPool decks

Tech specs

Typical specification.

GlassLaminated, 10 to 21.52 mm
FixingsClamps, point fixings, base channel
MetalStainless 304 / 316
FinishBrushed or mirror

Technical data

Engineering details.

Barrier loadsDesigned to SBC 301 line and point loads for the use class
Guard heightTo SBC, typically 1,100 mm at balconies and edges
Stainless grades304 interior; 316 exterior and coastal
GlassLaminated toughened or heat strengthened safety glass
WeldingAWS D1.1 / D1.6 qualified procedures, ground and polished joints
FinishNo. 4 satin, No. 8 mirror, powder coated

Typical values. Final values follow the project specification and approved shop drawings.

Submittals

What you receive.

  • Shop drawings and setting out drawings
  • Structural calculations
  • Material submittals and mill certificates
  • Samples and mockups
  • Inspection and test plan (ITP)
  • Test reports, warranties and O&M manuals

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Send an early sketch, a sample board or a finished detail. We'll come back with material options, a buildable approach and a price.