Structural Glass Railing – Cloverdale, OR
Combining concrete, white walls, and floor-to-ceiling windows, this newly built home along the Oregon Coast is a testament to contemporary architecture. Base shoe structural glass railings blend with glass walls for dramatic, unimpeded views of the beach. System: Structural Glass Railing Infill: Tempered Glass Panel Glass Thickness: 1/2” Mount: Fascia
Read MoreBronze Frameless Glass Railing – Port Orchard, WA
As with any property in the Puget Sound area, visual access to gently rippling water and distant snowy mountains must be preserved at all costs! The gorgeous landscape of the Pacific Northwest draws in many people, this homeowner being no exception. Our Vision system helped them make the most of their beautiful view. System: eGlass Vision™…
Read MoreWhite Solid Glass Railing – Kirkland, WA
White aluminum glass railing frames a deck overlooking a beautiful lake in Kirkland, WA. This powder coat option is perfect for keeping your space looking bright! System: eGlass Solid™Mount: DeckTop Rail: 810 Series Top RailConnecting Hardware: Rail Connecting Block, Top Rail Mounting BracketInfill: Tempered Glass PanelColor: White
Read MoreBlack Aluminum Picket Railing – Redmond, WA
Skipping a deck altogether, this homeowner in Redmond, WA opted for a Juliet Balcony on their second-story sliding glass door. The powder coat matches the black trim of the house for a clean, high-contrast, monochrome palette. A matching picket railing lines the steps leading up to the house entrance. System: eGlass Picket™ Mount: Fascia Top Rail: 800 Series…
Read MoreStructural Glass Railing – San Francisco, CA
This industrial rooftop deck overlooks the stunning cityscape of San Francisco! A sheet metal pony wall provides some privacy from pedestrians and neighbors, without compromising the view. The base shoe glass railing system adds invisible height to the pony wall to meet code and safety requirements. System: Structural Glass Railing Infill: Tempered Glass Panel Glass Thickness: 1/2” Mount: Deck…
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