Glass Balustrades Keilor Park

The price depends on the system type, the glass size and thickness, the number of panels, the fixing method, the hardware and the site conditions. A site measure allows Design Inferno to provide an accurate quotation for the specific project.

Yes. Panels are measured on site and manufactured in the Keilor Park factory to suit the exact heights, angles and fixing surfaces of the staircase, balcony or deck.

A frameless balustrade uses minimal visible hardware for clear open views. A semi-framed balustrade adds stainless steel posts or partial framing for extra support, which suits longer runs and exposed outdoor areas.

Design Inferno uses toughened laminated safety glass. Balustrade glazing must meet the Australian requirements that apply to the design and location, including AS/NZS 2208 for safety glazing materials and AS 1288 for glass selection and installation.

It depends on the design, the fall height and the applicable building requirements. Some frameless designs need a handrail or interlinked panels, while others do not. The requirement is confirmed during the site measure and design stage.

Yes, subject to a site inspection. The installer checks the fixing surface, the levels and any damage before confirming the new balustrade design.

The timeframe depends on the site measurements, the manufacturing of the custom panels and the scope of the project. Once the panels are ready, installation is usually the shortest stage. Your quote confirms the expected timing for your project.

Visit the Design Inferno showroom at 48 Logistics Street, Keilor Park VIC 3042 to view glass samples, hardware finishes and completed examples, and to request a free measure and quote.