Round stainless standoffs holding a glass railing clear of the face of a stone slab edge, the shadow gap between glass and structure visible

MOUNTING SYSTEMS

Standoff systems.
The detail behind the view.

Individual point fixings attach glass alongside the supporting structure, making the connection a visible design element.

Broward · Miami-Dade · Palm Beach

A stainless standoff bolted into a rendered wall holding a glass panel clear of it, the shadow gap between glass and wall visible
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Where the system meets the building

The supporting material, fixing zone, available depth, edge conditions, and finish build-up must be reviewed together. A system that looks suitable in a photograph is not automatically suitable for another site.

Three standoff fittings in different finishes standing in a row on a stone shelf
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Make the visible detail intentional

Coordinate profile color, glass edges, corners, and any top rail with the surrounding architecture. Samples and project drawings help align the expected appearance before ordering.

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A photograph of a slab edge on a tablet beside two stainless standoff fittings and a tape measure
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What to send for a review

Include wide and close-up photographs, a plan or section if available, approximate dimensions, the supporting material, and the site location. Flag unfinished surfaces and any building requirements.

Request a system review
Standoff fittings laid out disassembled on a workshop bench with their bolts, washers and rubber seals
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About these illustrations

Cutaway images are conceptual visualizations. They are not engineering details, product certifications, or installation instructions. The actual assembly and its suitability must be established for the specific project.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Which system suits your project?

The mounting surface, the finish build-up, the span and the approvals decide this, not a preference. Send a plan or photographs of the full run and we will review what the site will take.

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