Glass railing is the sleek, modern alternative to traditional guardrail systems. Strong and reliable, our tempered and laminate glass panels to never block your view. Use our level railing measurement guide below for all of our railing types.
Want to learn how to measure your deck or run for glass railing? Learn how to here with these videos for each of our main glass railing systems:
How to Measure For Post to Post
Our Glass Post-Post system is great for decks and simple to measure. Use this video to follow along with your measuring kit you received.
How to Measure For Glass Baserail
The Glass Baserail & U-channel system can be measured with a few simple steps. Use this video to follow along with your measuring kit.
How to Measure for Glass Surface Talons
Our Surface Talon system Looks great on decks. Use this video to follow along with your measuring kit you received.
How to Measure for Glass Ascend Talons
Ascend Talons are our signature glass railing system. Use this video to follow along with your measuring kit you received.
Glass Railing Posts Install
The glass post railing system is made up of metal posts and glass clips. Each clip is made from 2205 duplex stainless steel. It grips the glass panels from both sides using rubber. Use the clips with normal glass, or secure them to pre-drilled glass with a bolt for extra strength.
Polished, powerful, and discreet — the standoff bracket pin system consists of glass panels held up by 2” round metal pins. The pins may be small, but don’t underestimate them. Each weighs about 4 pounds and is made from 2205 duplex stainless steel, the same material used in high-traffic metal structures and oil rigs around the world.
The glass base rail system is made up of a thin piece of metal that runs along the bottom of the railing, holding up each glass panel. The top of the glass panels can act as the handrail — so there’s no need to add a metal or wood handrail.
The glass talon spigot system is made up of glass panels and spigot clamps. Talons come in two configurations: side mount and surface mount. Side mount spigots attach to the side of each glass panel, while surface mount spigots clamp the glass from the bottom.
