Side-Fixed Balustrades
Our side‑fixed balustrade systems pair structural performance with a minimalist aesthetic, with key design features including:
- Precision‑engineered friction spigot systems grip the panel edge and anchor the glass to the side of the structure, while standoff-bracket systems secure the glass through pre-drilled holes, fixing directly to the structural face
- Compared with surface‑mount systems, both options keep the floor surface uninterrupted while still allowing a small drainage gap; however, they are typically less effective at preventing debris build‑up
- Glass is specified to suit the fall‑height rating, typically 12 mm clear toughened glass for falls up to 5m and 13.52 mm or thicker structural laminated safety glass for higher falls
- An interlinking handrail, required under Australian Standards, provides structural continuity and can be specified as a slimline metal top-rail, a timber top-rail, or a handrail fixed to the inside face with brackets
- 316L marine‑grade stainless steel spigots, standoff brackets, and handrails deliver long‑term durability in coastal and outdoor environments
- Hardware finishes include Polished Stainless Steel, Satin Stainless Steel, Matte Black, and Matte White, with custom colours also available
- Optional EnduroShield® treatment helps protect surfaces from environmental wear and reduces cleaning effort by repelling water, dirt, salt, and grime
Speak with our team to explore the ideal configuration and finishes for your project, or request a quote when you’re ready.
Side-Fixed Balustrades
Our side‑fixed balustrade systems pair structural performance with a minimalist aesthetic, with key design features including:
- Precision‑engineered friction spigot systems grip the panel edge and anchor the glass to the side of the structure, while standoff-bracket systems secure the glass through pre-drilled holes, fixing directly to the structural face
- Compared with surface‑mount systems, both options keep the floor surface uninterrupted while still allowing a small drainage gap; however, they are typically less effective at preventing debris build‑up
- Glass is specified to suit the fall‑height rating, typically 12 mm clear toughened glass for falls up to 5m and 13.52 mm or thicker structural laminated safety glass for higher falls
- An interlinking handrail, required under Australian Standards, provides structural continuity and can be specified as a slimline metal top-rail, a timber top-rail, or a handrail fixed to the inside face with brackets
- 316L marine‑grade stainless steel spigots, standoff brackets, and handrails deliver long‑term durability in coastal and outdoor environments
- Hardware finishes include Polished Stainless Steel, Satin Stainless Steel, Matte Black, and Matte White, with custom colours also available
- Optional EnduroShield® treatment helps protect surfaces from environmental wear and reduces cleaning effort by repelling water, dirt, salt, and grime
Speak with our team to explore the ideal configuration and finishes for your project, or request a quote when you’re ready.