How much does a glass balustrade cost?
31 July, 2025
Prices vary based on dimensions, fixings and glass type. Use our configurator to see the exact cost for your setup – no hidden fees.
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31 July, 2025
Prices vary based on dimensions, fixings and glass type. Use our configurator to see the exact cost for your setup – no hidden fees.
31 July, 2025
Generally no more than 1000 mm. For frameless systems, spacing depends on glass thickness and is shown in our configurator.
31 July, 2025
We recommend frameless or post-mounted glass balustrades without horizontal rails. Laminated glass offers additional safety by preventing shattering.
31 July, 2025
Yes – our systems are compatible with composite, wood and concrete. Fixings are clearly labelled for each surface type.
31 July, 2025
Not usually. If your balustrade is under 1 metre high and not facing public roads, it’s typically considered permitted development. Always confirm with your local authority.
31 July, 2025
Outdoor balustrades must be at least 1100 mm when there’s a drop over 600 mm. Indoors, 900 mm is typical for stairs and landings.
30 July, 2025
Aluminium and glass systems are nearly maintenance-free – just rinse with water and mild soap as needed.
30 July, 2025
Yes. All our balustrade systems are CE marked, tested and supplied with DoP documentation. They comply with EN 1090-1.
30 July, 2025
Absolutely! Our systems are designed for DIY installation and come with all parts, instructions and video support. No specialist tools required.
30 July, 2025
Most systems are designed for 800–1200 mm between posts. Gaps between elements must be under 100 mm for safety.