Glass Railing Systems
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Our frameless and semi-frameless glass railing systems provide safety while opening up interior and exterior spaces. Safety features like railings should not only serve their primary function but enhance the look and feel of spaces such as atriums, foyers, stairways, decks, and more. StyleGuard glass railings do just that, bringing beauty and versatility to homes and commercial developments of any architectural style–and they’ll last a lifetime.
- Custom glass railings offer unlimited options for interior and exterior architectural additions.
- Architectural glass panels invite natural light, minimize noise and wind, and provide clear views of the surrounding environment.
- All orders can be customized per local safety codes, as well as your aesthetic preferences, such as adding top cap rails or hand railing.
- We offer a plethora of hardware options, glass designs (clear, frosted, black), and both ½” tempered glass and 9/16” laminated glass for railings.
From beach houses and viewing decks to museums and corporate offices, our glass railings add a touch of elegance and clarity, and help make the most of any setting. Below, you can see a few examples of different glass railing systems we provide. If you’re not sure which kind of railing is right for you, we’ll work with you to determine the best choice for your specific project.
Our glass railings are made with the same hardware components as our glass pool fences and start at only $99/ft.
Frameless Glass Railing System
Our fully frameless systems are the most classic option for your new railing. These systems provide completely uncompromised views and fit almost any application you can think of. These railings are comprised of glass panels that are held in place from the bottom by 2 steel clamps each, leaving you with an open, safe, and wind-blocking solution. Frameless glass railings are the go to for rooftop terraces, pool fences, and balconies, and can be mounted to any surface. They are safe and strong, rated to withstand 300 pounds of force per square inch.