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Measuring Guide for Glass Splashbacks
Our simple measuring guide makes it easy for you to correctly measure up your kitchen for a new glass splashback.
Measuring Guide for Glass Splashbacks
Glass Banister Stairs
Replacing spindles or panels in a staircase with glass is one of our most popular renovations due to cost and versatility. The transformation to a beautiful staircase is simple. Made from high-quality toughened glass, it can be clamped in place with metal fittings, embedded into the base rail and handrail or fixed using side bolts on the side of the staircase. The result is a staircase that is safe, sturdy and easy to maintain – perfect for homes with a modern or contemporary style. Installing glass panels will instantly add a touch of elegance and sophistication that is sure to impress guests.
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Measuring Guides
How Does a Site Survey Work?
How Does a Site Survey Work?
One of our skilled team of fitters will visit your property and take accurate measurements of the wall(s) where you...
Measuring Apps We Recommend
Measuring Apps We Recommend
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can wooden infills on a staircase be replaced with glass?
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Absolutely! This is very often the biggest transformation in a staircase we see, as the solid panels are replaced with a light and reflective material that really opens up the space. Depending upon the original properties of the staircase there may be some refurbishment works to be completed but we will work with you to ensure a smooth and swift completion.
Can you replace wooden spindles with glass?
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Yes, this is the most common staircase refurbishment we undertake. Spindles can be removed and replaced with glass that can be fixed by either being embedded into the the base and handrail or by use of brackets.
Does a glass staircase need a handrail?
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No, although many of our clients prefer the handrail option for comfort purposes, if a handrail is not required, the use of toughened laminated glass provides the strength and safety to eliminate the requirement for a handrail.
What type of glass is best for a staircase?
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The type of glass used for your staircase installation will be dependant upon the design chosen. For installations with a handrail we generally advise 8mm or 10mm toughened glass, with 8mm being the most popular. For installations that will not have a handrail then 17.52mm toughened laminated is the most common choice.
Will the glass staircase comply with building regulations?
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Yes, we ensure all installations meet UK building regulations. Should you be a self-install we will help to advise you on this.
Will all the staircase have to be replaced if I want glass panels?
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No, the existing staircase can be refurbished and altered to accommodate glass panels without the requirement for a full replacement.
Can I have the fittings in anything other than stainless steel?
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Yes, besides stainless steel the fittings are available in a range of various metal finishes e.g. brushed brass, nickel, chrome, etc and we can also powder coat the fittings to any colour on the RAL chart.
How do I obtain a quote to have glass installed on my stairs?
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Please see our Staircase measuring guide which walks you through the simple steps of measuring your staircase in order for us to provide a quote. Should you have any problems whatsoever, contact one of our friendly team and we will be only too happy to help.
How long will it take to refurbish my staircase with glass?
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Once you have chosen your glass type and fittings, generally, for a standard clamp fixed glass panels, for supply only the lead time is 7 working days. For installation by ourselves then the lead time is 10 working days. For a stepped rake design or fittings that require powder coating, the lead time would be longer than this but we will advise you at point of order. Installation time is dependant upon each individual project and again will be advised at enquiry/order stage.