glass panelled staircase

floating staircase with glass balustrade

Glass balustrades are one of the best paneling materials because of the way they are flexible and can be customised to suit different purposes. There are three main types of glass balustrades that you can buy: frameless, post, and point fixed.

oak staircase with glass balustrade

Glass Balustrade Authority supplies and installs staircase glass balustrades in Sydney with toughened glass, that come in a frame or frameless fitting system. All stairways are not created equal and we will look at every part of your stairway from the treads and balustrades to the handrails. We provide a flawless service for the fitting and installation of glass staircases.

curved glass staircase

curved glass staircase

Are you planning to replace your staircase with a beautiful staircase with glass balustrades? Contact us so we can provide you with the best glass balustrades to help you bring your stairs to life.

stair glass balustrade Council Of The City Of Sydney

As a manufacturer of Australian-made products, we comply with stringent Australian standards and regulations. Our glass products abide by the Building Code of Australia and are certified to AS/NZS 1288/2208. All of our glass staircase balustrades are laser cut with sleek polished corners, ensuring that they will look stylish and also provide security. All our products come with a full 7-year guarantee on the workmanship that we do, to give you total confidence that the work is done correctly.

internal glass staircase

internal glass staircase

You may want to upgrade your staircases by installing glass balustrades. Contact us today for we can provide the best glass balustrade solutions that will give you the look you want to make your stairs look amazing.

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Glass staircase balustrades allow you to open up and extend the living area of your home, whilst also protecting the floors in stairwells, mezzanines and on upper floors. Glass balustrades give homeowners the chance to create large, airy living spaces that make their homes feel bright, airy and spacious. By installing glass balustrades, you are still ensuring that your children are safe. For more ideas, take a look at our gallery of glass staircase balustrades. You'll also find our Balustrades brochure very useful.

glass balustrades and handrails

You should understand the different types of glass balustrades and glass railings that we install. Installing glass balustrades and railings is really simple. The first thing that the contractor will need to do is to remove the existing balustrades, posts and handrails. First, the contractor will need to remove all the old stairs. Then, the existing stair treads will need to be removed. This is the part that appears at the end of each stairway. It's not necessary to have a stairway made of glass, but many contractors prefer to not install any type of staircase. After they have finished with these tasks, the company can start working on the installation of the new glass balustrade and railing. They will be able to fix the balustrade to the railing using stainless steel brackets. You won't need to use any kind of screws to secure the glass railing to the posts; it can be fixed with a simple screw. After they are done with that, the contractor will clean up everything and make sure that the new glass balustrade and railing are perfect.

glass balustrades and handrails

Frequently Asked Questions

If you are considering installing frameless glass balustrades stairs in your home or business in Sydney, they are the safest and most appropriate option.

The minimum height of a glass balustrade in NSW is one metre, and if protecting a pool area, the access height must be at least one and a half metres. All balustrade glass stairs must be of Grade A safety standard.

Tempered glass, also known as toughened glass, is typically the most popular material for framed or frameless glass stairs. The processing of tempered glass and heat-strengthened glass is relatively similar.

Glass stair balustrade panels in Sydney can be purchased for as little as $300 per linear metre, whereas frameless glass balustrades cost between $375 and $425 per metre and frameless custom balustrades cost between $675 and $755 per metre.