Glass balustrades

Yes. A balustrade that guards a drop is covered by building regulations, and we make ours from toughened safety glass, using toughened-laminated where the glass forms the barrier itself. If it is ever damaged it holds together rather than falling away.

Frameless gives the cleanest, most open look and suits a feature staircase. A clamped system with a stainless steel handrail is more cost-effective and very robust. We will talk you through both for your space and budget.

Toughened safety glass as standard, and toughened-laminated where the glass acts as the fall barrier. It is the same glass principle used in shopfronts and balconies, made to take a knock and stay safe.

Yes. The glass and the stainless steel fixings are made for outdoor use, so a balustrade works just as well on a balcony, deck or terrace as it does indoors. It frames the view rather than blocking it.

You do not need posts. A frameless channel system sets the glass into a slim base shoe with no posts at all. If you prefer, a clamped or standoff system uses small stainless steel fixings instead.

Yes. We supply brushed or polished stainless steel handrails to top any balustrade, fixed to the glass or the wall, and we can match the finish to your other fittings.

Fixings are set into the floor, the stair string or the wall depending on the system, and finished neatly. We plan the fixing points at the survey so the job is tidy and the structure stays sound.

It depends on the length, the system and whether it is internal or external. Send your rough measurements and a photo through the form below, or call us, and we will come back with a quote. The quote is free and there is no call-out fee.

Yes. We are based in Falkirk and design, make and fit balustrades across central Scotland, including Glasgow, Edinburgh and Stirling.

Most balustrades are surveyed, made in our own factory and fitted within a few weeks of the order being confirmed. We will give you a clear timescale when you order.