I was adviced to use tempered glass if I anchor the railing to the wall and that I need use laminated glass if I want use U frame to fix it to the ground. I prefer anchor the railing to the wall but I'm not sure what kind o glass use I must to use. Can someone advice me about it? Thanks
Hi Angeles Martinez, safety rules in UK required to use double toughened laminated , if glass brakes it stais no one gone full down, but in this option finished glass edges never gone be nice, need some sort capping, but this way we loose all beauty, probably best to make aware client about possibilities to save your side if something goes wrong ;-) I personally like your glass- work Usually UK stairs instalers using on stairs toughened double 8mm laminated, total thickness around 18mm
It depends on local codes. For the most of North America, for residential use, glass guard must be tempered, but no need to be laminated. Some states and provinces impose international standard - glass must be tempered and laminated and joined with rail.
Nice! Glad I found this video, Ive been taking out the glass to add shims to level. Will be purchasing this product in the future!
It looks very nice! Were to buy that in the EU?
How thick is this tempered glass? If I installation a half inch tempered glass is it fit?
Where can you buy this? Is it a kit? (hoping)
it's tempered glass
Good work
name of tool used at 3.09?
How does this cost??
Hi,
I know this is a old video but I would like to know which is the thickness of the glass? and is it laminated or tempered glass?
thanks in advance.
glass used is 1/2 tempered monolithic
12mm toughened starfire, notice how the edges are blue not green aka ultra clear. standard for any balustrade :)
How can I tight loos glasses
It really depend on used hardware. It is best to contact the trade who originally install it
j want learn all about glasses and stainless steel
it's a hook tool
Fiting karni ka tarika thik nahi hi bhaijaan
wrong glass, suppose to be double toughened laminated
I was adviced to use tempered glass if I anchor the railing to the wall and that I need use laminated glass if I want use U frame to fix it to the ground.
I prefer anchor the railing to the wall but I'm not sure what kind o glass use I must to use.
Can someone advice me about it?
Thanks
Hi Angeles Martinez, safety rules in UK required to use double toughened laminated , if glass brakes it stais no one gone full down, but in this option finished glass edges never gone be nice, need some sort capping, but this way we loose all beauty, probably best to make aware client about possibilities to save your side if something goes wrong ;-)
I personally like your glass- work
Usually UK stairs instalers using on stairs toughened double 8mm laminated, total thickness around 18mm
It depends on local codes. For the most of North America, for residential use, glass guard must be tempered, but no need to be laminated. Some states and provinces impose international standard - glass must be tempered and laminated and joined with rail.
Hello carlos
I think it's dangerous. The stairs will be fall down.
I think it's damage.
ancor was not strong