Glass Floors Keilor Park

A walkable glass floor must be designed around the panel span, expected loads, glass construction and supporting structure. The final specification should be confirmed for the individual project rather than selected from a standard thickness alone.

Untreated glass can become slippery, particularly when wet. Slip-resistant coatings or textured surfaces can improve grip and should be considered according to the location and expected use.

The required thickness depends on the size of the opening, support conditions, expected loads and glass build. Internal residential glass floors are commonly between 30 and 40 mm, but every project must be assessed individually.

It may be possible where the existing structure can be modified or prepared to support the glass floor. A site assessment and structural advice may be required before production begins.

A permit may be required when the project involves structural alterations or other regulated building work. A registered building surveyor should confirm the requirements before work begins.

The cost depends on the opening size, the required load capacity, the glass thickness and build, the finish, any slip-resistant treatment, the supporting structure, site access, engineering requirements and installation complexity. We quote each project after the measure.

The timing depends on the opening size, engineering requirements, glass production and site preparation. We confirm the expected schedule after the measure and engineering stage.

Regular cleaning with a non-abrasive glass cleaner keeps the surface clear. The sacrificial top layer takes everyday wear, which protects the structural glass beneath it.

Visit the Design Inferno showroom at 48 Logistics Street, Keilor Park VIC 3042 to view glass products and discuss your project with the local team.