All of our balustrade systems are suitable for use in residential environtments as well as commercial  spaces.

Public use areas such as stadiums, restaurants and shopping centres have different requirements, so please contact us regarding any balustrades for these situations.

This depends where you are installing the balustrade.

For example; When using the Post & Rail balustrade system, you can use 10mm toughened glass in almost every situation.

If you were to use a frameless system however, you would require lamianted glass when installing at height.

Please contact us for advice on glass for your systems prior to ordering.

This is all down to personal preference and budget. All of our balustrades perform the same job of providing a stylish safety barrier, just in different ways.

If you need a modern, durable and cost effective system, the post and rail system is the answer for almost every situation.

If you are looking for something standout or going for a high end finish that puts a focus on the glass, look no further than one of our frameless systems.

Yes.

All of our balustrade systems will pass building regulations when they are used with the appropriate glass. Contact us if you are unsure which glass you should be using, as this will change depending on where the balustrade is being installed.

Handrails are optional for frameless balustrade systems.

we recommend using one on stairs or if you want something to hold. The handrail can also protect the lamination inter-layer on balustrades installed outdoors.

Yes.

We advise fitting the balustrade before the roof is sealed. This will mean you don’t need to piecrce the roof, which normally voids any warranty.

If the installation is being done to an existing flat roof, you should consult with the roofer prior to drilling any holes.