Of course. An indoor glass railing is a fantastic solution for creating light and space around staircases, lofts, or mezzanines. Since there aren’t the same requirements for corrosion protection indoors, you can often choose materials such as brushed stainless steel (AISI 304) or painted posts that blend in with your home’s interior design.
Yes, integrated lighting is a popular way to enhance the railing’s aesthetics and safety in the evening. The lighting, often in the form of LED strips, can be installed discreetly in the handrail or along the base of the railing. This creates a cozy atmosphere on your patio and clearly marks the railing’s boundary.
We offer a wide and customizable selection, including glass railings with posts, railings with horizontal or vertical bars, and elegant cable railings. Each model can be customized with different types of handrails and specific mounting options to suit your unique project.
It consists of two 4-mm glass panels with a safety film between them. This is the standard for outdoor glass railings.
Glass panels are heavy and can be difficult to handle on your own. We always recommend having two people on hand during installation and using glass lifters (suction cups) to ensure a secure grip and better control when placing the glass in the clamps.
We always recommend tempered laminated glass for windbreaks. Tempered glass is exceptionally strong against wind pressure and impacts, while the lamination ensures that the glass remains intact if it were to break, which is highly unlikely. This is particularly important at high elevations and with large glass surfaces.
Yes, absolutely. As long as the railing is correctly dimensioned and you follow the installation instructions carefully, a self-installed railing can be at least as safe as a professionally installed one.
The most important thing is to ensure that the railing height complies with building regulations and that all openings (for example, under the glass) follow child safety rules.
Yes, opal glass is opaque around the clock. In the evening, you can see shadows if someone is standing right behind the glass, but you can’t make out any details or see what’s happening on the patio. It creates a sense of security and privacy even when the lights are on.
Investing in a glass railing is one of the most effective ways to create a modern and airy atmosphere—whether it’s for a patio, balcony, indoor staircase, or pool area. By choosing glass, you preserve the view and maximize natural light while also providing functional wind protection for your outdoor space.
At Balustrade Store , we manufacture each system based on your unique millimeter-precise measurements in our own factory in Ängelholm—our manufacturing process is certified by RISE in accordance with EN 1090-1:2009+A1:2011. Instead of standard systems that are cut to size on-site, we deliver a technically engineered kit that is custom-designed to fit your specific installation surface perfectly.
Our glass railings are designed to work in any environment where safety, design, and an unobstructed view are important. Here are the most common applications:
If you'd like to learn more about how to choose the right glass railing for your specific space, read our guide to glass railings.
To find the right glass railing, it’s important to consider where the railing will be installed and the style you’re aiming for. By combining different posts, glass types, and handrails, you can create a unique setting for your space.
One of the most popular uses for glass railings on balconies and patios is to provide privacy from neighbors and passersby. Our frosted glass railing (opal laminated glass) blocks the line of sight without blocking out the light—and also serves as an effective windbreak that lets you sit outside even when it’s windy.
Frosted glass railings are therefore a popular choice in apartment buildings, where privacy screening and wind protection for balcony railings often need to be addressed in a single design. To further enhance privacy, you can also choose gray (tinted) glass, which provides gentle sun protection and a stylish look against dark facades.
A common concern when installing glass railings is building codes and child safety. We follow the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building, and Planning’s (Boverket) building codes (BBR) for fall protection to ensure that your installation is safe for the whole family and meets Swedish safety requirements.
According to current regulations for glass railings, a railing height of at least 1,100 mm is required for fall heights exceeding 3 meters (which almost always applies to balconies and rooftop terraces), while 900 mm is the minimum height for ground-level patios and outdoor seating areas. No vertical openings in the railing may exceed 100 mm where children under 12 years of age are present.
Safety is also a key factor in the choice of materials. We exclusively use laminated safety glass in all our railing systems—two glass panes bonded together with a strong PVB plastic film. If, against all odds, the glass were to shatter, the shards would remain trapped in the film, preventing both falls and cuts. For pool areas, wind-exposed locations, and French balconies, we recommend 12.76 mm tempered and laminated glass for extra strength.
For more information, read our railing guide, patio guide, or balcony guide.
We know that transparency regarding costs is important when planning a construction project. In our 3D configurator, you can see the price per meter of your glass railing right away as you design the project with details such as the Lira handrail. By configuring the design yourself, you gain full control and can see exactly how different choices—glass color, frosted glass (privacy protection), post type, or mounting system—affect the final price. The price of a glass railing is primarily determined by the type of glass (8.76 mm laminated glass is the most affordable, while 12.76 mm tempered and laminated glass is more expensive), the choice of system (Vista, Arcus, or Prime), and the total running meters.
Many of our customers choose to install the product themselves. When your order leaves our factory, it’s a complete kit that includes everything—from the custom-cut glass and posts to the smallest screw. With the help of our personalized installation instructions and instructional video guides, you can achieve a professional result, whether you’re installing a glass railing on a wooden deck, securing the posts in concrete, or adapting the system to a specific facade design. If you need help with installation, we can also recommend installation services through our partners throughout most of Sweden.
With Balustrade Store , you get a sustainable investment that combines Swedish quality with modern design—design your glass railing using the configurator above or contact our customer service for advice before placing your order.
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