Frameless glass balustrade

A popular seafront restaurant aimed to improve its outdoor dining experience by installing a 2m glass windbreak on its terrace. The primary goal was to offer diners an unobstructed view of the sea while shielding them from strong coastal winds.   The restaurant needed a tall, durable barrier that would let guests enjoy their meals in comfort, without wind disruption, while maintaining a safe environment. However, most market options only supported domestic or light commercial systems with a maximum glass height of 1100mm. To meet their needs, the team sought a more robust commercial solution. Caption MEGAgrip provided the ideal answer. This heavy-duty commercial glass balustrade system, combined with 31.5mm toughened laminated... More

This is a BLASTguard glass balustrade installation by Miller Fabrications at the University Station in Birmingham.  As a busy train station, a top-of-the-range balustrade was required to provide the highest quality of safety. More and more transport locations are upgrading their sites in order to improve the security of the public. This could be as a result of the new upcoming Protect Duty that is coming into force as a result of the terror attack at Manchester Arena in 2017.  Pure Vista Pure Vista developed an anti-terror glass balustrade system with two variations. BLASTguard to withstand a bomb blast and BULLETguard that utilises bullet-proof glass.  The BLASTguard balustrade system was designed in line with Pure V... More

Penthouse apartment in Grade listed building overlooking Beatles crossing on Abbey Road.This property is an old Church conversion that has undergone a unique renovation with challenging structural works.We constructed a curved mezzanine floor to main living space to create an additional master bedroom as well as smart bespoke storage under the existing dome roof. In two mirror-imaged turrets, just above two bedrooms, two office rooms were created, with hydraulic trap doors access, bespoke furniture, and unique DNA staircases.GBG was also involved in the design and build of all bespoke joinery, three bespoke staircases with frameless glass  balustrading.Two bathrooms were rebuilt, clad in real concrete IVANKA panels with fully illumina... More

location: Katowice, Polandusable floor area: 151 m2design: 2017-2018status: realization 2019design studio: Czajkowski Kuźniak Architekciphoto: Tomasz Zakrzewski   A modern and comfortable house with an area of ​​151 sq m in Katowice. The ground floor was arranged in the open plan as a living area. The centrally located staircase with a glass balustrade is a real decoration of the interior, at the same time dividing the space into a sitting area that flows smoothly into the dining room on one side and a spacious kitchen on the other. In this way, the kitchen, although open, remains in some way hidden from the eyes of people staying in the living room. In the living room attention draws the wall behind a comfortable sofa, entirely fini... More