Balustrades Glass barriers are used in buildings for a number of purposes and allow the maximum flow of light and view both inside and outside the structure. The four main areas that glass is used are: in external windows to prevent people falling out of a building, on balconies and terraces either inside or out, around stairs and lifts,

With both infill glass panels and free-standing glass balustrades, there is an additional requirement to ensure that glass can resist impact and containment. Full height barriers are different to the former in that the glass forms part or all of a wall.

Balustrades; Bathrooms; Doors; Glass Floors; Glass Furniture; Internal Partition; Kitchens; Mirrors; Glass Radiators; Shopfront; Stairs; Glass Floors A glass floor allows light to pass reducing the need for artificial lighting and providing a natural source of daylight. The introduction of light through the core of a building can transform what ...

Balustrades; Conservatories; Doors; Façade; Roof Glazing; Windows; Glass Doors The entrance to a building is an opportunity to make a statement about the building or the client. With glass the entrance can be open and inviting but at the same time glass can be used to control access, provide impact resistance including security, and be an ...

Balconies/Balustrades Glass barriers are used in buildings for a number of purposes and allow the maximum flow of light and view both inside and outside the structure. The four main areas that glass is used are: in external windows to prevent people falling out of a building, on balconies and terraces either inside or out, around stairs and lifts,

Balconies/ Balustrades; Bathrooms; Conservatories; Doors; Façade; Glass Floors; Glass Furniture; Internal Partition; Kitchens; Mirrors; Rooflights; Solar Panels; Stairs; Windows; Replacement Conservatory Roofs; Replacement Glazing; Façade Open bright spaces which seamlessly pass into the terrace or garden are a feature of modern construction ...

Glass in Architecture Our latest publication, Glass in Architecture, showcases a selection of buildings from around the world, inspired by the most creative architectural ideas using glass.

Balustrades; Bathrooms; Doors; Glass Floors; Glass Furniture; Internal Partition; Kitchens; Mirrors; Glass Radiators; Shopfront; Stairs; Bathrooms Glass, due to its water resistance and visual appearance, is a perfect material for use in bathrooms. From glass splashbacks on the walls, through glass shelves and shower enclosures, to glass ...

Glass Systems Glass can be used to create building interiors which connect occupants with the external environment, combining unbroken views of the surrounding nature and high level of natural light with the comfort and safety of the internal environment.

Product categories relevant for replacement conservatory roofs. Solar Control Reduces solar heat gain and offers high levels of natural light to provide comfortable and pleasant environments in...; Thermal Insulation Improves the energy efficiency of domestic or commercial buildings whilst enabling the extensive use of glass and the...; Safety/Security Provides impact or impact and penetration ...