A glass balustrade in Nutfield
A glass balustrade fitted alongside new decking, coordinated with the carpenter building it, is one of the recent Omnis Glazing projects shown from Nutfield.
Our work in Nutfield
In Nutfield, Omnis Glazing worked alongside the carpenter building a new timber deck to fit a glass balustrade with a handrail and posts, agreeing the fixing positions before the decking was finished so the posts had proper structural support for the stairs and the load they carry.
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A balustrade fitted alongside new decking
The Nutfield project needed the glass balustrade's handrail and posts planned in before the decking around it was finished, so the fixings had secure, load-bearing support for the stairs. See glass balustrades for the Reigate project that used a different, frameless fixing instead.
Also in the area
Omnis Glazing is based in Oxted. See Oxted and the company's other Surrey projects in Reigate and Guildford.
What we design and fit in Nutfield
Bespoke double glazing and uPVC windows
Windows designed and engineered in-house rather than picked from a standard catalogue, measured and fitted by the people who designed them.
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Glass balustrades
Frameless and handrail-and-post glass balustrades, fixed with spigots or posts to suit the structure underneath, including projects in Reigate and Nutfield.
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Shower screens and enclosures
Bespoke shower screens and enclosures, including shaped glass and UV-bonded panels for a cleaner finish with less visible hardware.
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External glazing
Glazed screens and external architectural glass, engineered in-house and fitted across Surrey, alongside the company's bespoke window work.
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Common questions
The questions we get asked every week.
Do you work alongside other trades, like a carpenter building a deck?
Yes. In Nutfield, Omnis Glazing coordinated with the carpenter building a new deck so the balustrade's fixing points had the right structural support underneath before the timber went down.
Last reviewed October 2026