Framed glass railings
A framed glass railing, also called post-mounted, is a construction where the glass sits inside an aluminium or steel frame, or is fixed directly to vertical posts. It is a more traditional look than a frameless glass railing, while staying durable and easy to maintain. The frame can be welded from steel, including a loft-style finish, or assembled from aluminium profile in the colour of your choice.
Framed railings work well as a balcony railing, terrace fencing or a stair railing, both indoors and outdoors.
Not sure which system fits your project? Check our self-supporting (frameless) glass railings or ask for a quote directly.
Frequently asked questions - framed glass railings
Aluminium is lighter and available in many finish colours, while welded steel suits loft-style constructions and projects where extra strength matters. The choice usually comes down to the style of the building and how durable you need it to be.
Yes, a handrail is a standard part of framed and post-mounted systems. It can be metal or wood, depending on the finish you choose.
Yes. Aluminium profiles are powder-coated and steel ones are also galvanised, so the railing holds up to weather on a balcony or terrace.
In both cases the glass sits in a metal structure. With post-mounted systems the glass attaches directly to vertical posts, while a framed system surrounds the whole glass pane with a frame on every side.
The price depends on the profile material (aluminium or steel), dimensions, finish colour and whether a handrail is included. We quote every project individually after reviewing photos and measurements.
We do not have a price list per m2, as we take an individual approach to each project.
As a result, we are able to prepare the most favourable offer for You.