Glass railings.
Frameless glass railings for balconies, terraces, stairs and pools, detailed for clean sightlines and engineered for South Florida's code.
We install base-shoe systems, standoff (point-fixed) glass, curved glass, stair and interior railings and pool fencing, with top caps and handrails finished to match the architecture. Whether it's a waterfront balcony in Miami Beach or a floating stair in a Coconut Grove townhome, the goal is the same: as little as possible between you and the view.
Glass railings live or die on the structure behind them. We coordinate anchoring and embeds with your structural engineer and GC early, verify slab edges and stringers in the field, and specify tested, approved systems. Then our crews set the hardware, glass and caps with the precision a frameless look demands.
What's included- Base-shoe systems
- Standoff / point-fixed
- Curved glass
- Stair & interior railings
- Pool fencing
- Top caps & handrails
What types of glass railings do you install?
Base-shoe systems, standoff (point-fixed) glass, curved glass, stair and interior railings and pool fencing, with top caps and handrails finished to match the architecture. The right system depends on the structure behind it, the look you want and the code requirements for the location.
Are glass railings allowed on balconies and pools here?
Yes, when the system and glass are engineered and approved for the application. We specify tested systems, coordinate the anchoring with your structural engineer and include the approvals with the permit package.