Four glass railing bases side by side along a stone parapet — a continuous channel, round standoffs, a pair of spigots and a square post — the bay behind them

GLASS GUIDE / MOUNTING

The detail
that holds the view.

Mounting systems change both the visual expression and the way the railing meets the building. Selection starts with the complete assembly and the substrate.

Broward · Miami-Dade · Palm Beach

Base shoe
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Base shoe

A continuous channel supports the glass along its lower edge. Depending on the design, the channel may sit above the finished floor or be coordinated into a recess.

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Standoff
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Standoff

Individual point fixings connect the glass to the side of a supporting structure. The fixing pattern becomes a visible part of the design.

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Spigot
03

Spigot

Compact clamps create a repeated detail at the base of the glass. Their spacing and suitability depend on the specified assembly.

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Post-mounted
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Post-mounted

Posts provide a visible structure, with glass panels forming the infill. This can introduce a more defined rhythm along the edge.

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A bare terrace parapet with the fixing holes drilled and a chalk line marked along it, no glass set yet
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Before choosing a system

Discuss the mounting surface, finish build-up, waterproofing, loads, and project approvals. The illustrations shown here are conceptual visualizations, not construction details or installation instructions.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Still deciding? Start with your site.

Which system suits a project depends on the surface it fixes to and how the space is used. Send photographs or a plan and we will go through the options against your own site rather than in general.

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