System options
Aluminum posts, base channels and glass fixing arrangements are selected to suit the project.
Glass and aluminum guards use posts, base channels or dedicated point fixings. Safety-glass construction, including laminated glass where required, follows local rules, the support system and project loads.

Glass and aluminum guards use posts, base channels or dedicated point fixings. Safety-glass construction, including laminated glass where required, follows local rules, the support system and project loads.
Aluminum posts, base channels and glass fixing arrangements are selected to suit the project.
A side-mounted point fixing is different from a continuous base shoe or post-mounted clamp.
Safety glass type, thickness, edge finishing and retention follow local guarding requirements.
Configurations are selected for project requirements; specifications vary by system and order.
| System options | Aluminum posts, base channels and glass fixing arrangements are selected to suit the project. |
|---|---|
| Fixing type | A side-mounted point fixing is different from a continuous base shoe or post-mounted clamp. |
| Glass | Safety glass type, thickness, edge finishing and retention follow local guarding requirements. |
| Substrate | Base concrete, steel or other support must accept the designed anchors and loads. |
| Geometry | Guard height, infill gaps, edges and stair interfaces need project review. |
| Durability | Specify compatible fixings, drainage and corrosion protection for the exposure. |
Confirm the combination as one ordered assembly.
Product and sample views for discussing the relevant construction.




Send the installation conditions and target requirements with your drawings. Performance, safety and approval documents must cover the exact assembly being supplied.
Frameless describes the visual arrangement, not a single material or load path. A frameless guard can use an aluminum base shoe or dedicated point fixings; post-supported guards use different connections. Check the complete support and glass system.
The glass make-up, including laminated safety glass where required, must suit local guarding rules, load, edge support and post-breakage retention. Monolithic tempered glass is not assumed compliant for every balcony or terrace.
Stair guards require a site-measured rake, landing geometry and handrail arrangement. Raked base channels, posts or other fixings must follow the selected system and local guarding requirements.
Through anchors into the structural slab or edge beam, with the edge distance and substrate checked. A raised curb or embedded shoe is used where the slab edge cannot be drilled safely.
Send run lengths, guard height, stair geometry, mounting substrate, edge conditions, safety-glass requirements and local loads.