Shoe base glass railing systems can be used in both exterior and interior applications, although it is recommended for interior applications where the surface underneath the floor is concrete or steel. The shoe base railing system has a base that sustains the glass vertically. Each piece of glass is securely fastened to the shoe base, which is also securely fastened to the floor. A glass railing can be added for additional strength and look.
Post glass railing systems can be used in both interior and exterior applications where the glass must have a space between the floor and the lower edge of the glass. This railing system has a post between each glass panel. The glass is held up off of the ground by clamps connected to the posts. Each post must have a solid surface to drill down each post’s base into the floor in order to support the railing.
The standoff glass railing system can be used in both the exterior and interior. Most commonly this system is excellent for interior applications such as glass railings and glass staircases where the entire perimeter of the glass is exposed for a more modern look. Standoffs are installed in solid surfaces such as steel, wood or concrete, in the face of a staircase or balcony. The glass is suspended vertically by standoffs and each piece is independent of other pieces for support, unless a handrail is installed for additional strength.
lass Canopy Support System will give any entrance an uncomplicated, graceful look. With the use of tempered laminated glass.
Provides Protection From the Weather Without Obstructing the View.
Clear Glass
Acid etched or sand blasted glass
Rain Glass
Bronze Glass
Gray Glass