Surrey

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.

  • Curved and straight glass sections, templated and surveyed on site
  • Spigot fixings for a frameless, minimal look where the structure allows it
  • Handrail-and-post balustrades coordinated with a carpenter or builder where the fixings need to go in before the decking or flooring is finished

Who fits glass balustrades in Surrey?

At Omnis Glazing, we design and fit glass balustrades across Surrey, including a frameless curved balustrade in Reigate fixed with spigots rather than a top rail, and a handrail-and-post balustrade in Nutfield, where we worked with the carpenter building the timber deck to agree the fixing positions before the decking was finished.

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Glass balustrades

Omnis Glazing designs and fits glass balustrades, choosing between a frameless spigot fixing or a handrail-and-post design depending on the structure underneath and the look the project calls for.

Reigate: a frameless, curved balustrade

A project shown on the Omnis Glazing website follows the curve of a patio with a minimal, frameless look: curved and straight glass sections across twenty linear metres, fixed with spigots rather than a top rail, templated and surveyed on the first visit and installed in a single day.

Nutfield: fitted alongside a new deck

Another project coordinated the balustrade with the carpenter building a new timber deck, agreeing the fixing positions for the posts before the decking was finished, so the balustrade had the structural support it needed for the load the stairs carry.

Part of a wider glazing business

See shower screens and enclosures for another recent project, and where we work for the areas these jobs were in.

How it goes

The five things that happen, in order.

Survey to certificate, no surprises in between
Nobody phones you afterwards to renegotiate. The number on the quote is the number on the invoice.

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  1. 1Survey45 minutes

    Every opening measured to the millimetre, plus a look at lintels, sills and anything the last fitter got wrong.

  2. 2Fixed priceWithin 48 hours

    Emailed itemised per opening. Valid 60 days. No pressure discount attached to it.

  3. 3ManufactureMade to order

    Made to your measurements. Frame colour and glass spec confirmed in writing before it's cut.

  4. 4Fit dayWatertight every night

    Dust sheets down, old units out, new ones in, everything sealed and the skip loaded.

  5. 5Sign-offCompletion certificate

    We walk the job with you and adjust anything stiff, then you sign it off. Replacements are registered with FENSA; new openings are signed off by building control.

Common questions

The questions we get asked every week.

Have you fitted a glass balustrade in Reigate before?

Yes. A frameless balustrade using curved and straight glass sections across twenty linear metres, fixed with spigots rather than a top rail, templated and surveyed on the first visit and installed in a day.

Can you fit a balustrade alongside other trades, like a carpenter building a deck?

Yes. In Nutfield, Omnis Glazing worked alongside the carpenter building a new deck, agreeing the fixing positions before the decking was finished so the posts had proper structural support.

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