Oak Handrail & Glass Staircase Balustrade Kit (fit Staircase 3300-3650mm Long & 45 Degrees)

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Their structural strength and resilience against scuffs and scratches makes glass panels a safe choice for a long-lasting staircase. The material is so robust and requires so little maintenance that it’s sure to hold up for decades, with no noticeable changes to its quality or pleasant appearance. offering assistance over the phone and will be able to help you find the required measurements - we now offer a video

No matter which glass balustrade design you have in mind, the staircase experts here at Abbott-Wade are on hand to help. We understand that the process of creating your dream staircase can be overwhelming, with so many design options available, but we’re here to help. If you have any specific glass staircase ideas in mind, make sure you let us know! We can give you the lowdown on the logistical implementations, so you have an exact idea of what’s possible and how it will look when we finish the installation. Speak to an expert about glass staircases today In addition to making your interiors brighter, glass staircase panels also provide a less restricted view. This reduces the claustrophobic, closed-off feeling that some staircases can have and opens up the space instead. Glass balustrades can make the area feel much more spacious than it actually is. This Staircase is a oak closed string, closed riser staircase, this style of glass balustrading is also very popular on oak openplan staircases.Easy Installation: With pre-cut components and pre-drilled fixing holes, our balustrade kit offers hassle-free installation. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a professional, the precise measurements and angles ensure a seamless fit. The convenience of the pre-cut and pre-drilled elements saves you time and effort, making the installation process smooth and straightforward. If you’re able to remove your current spindles without damaging the rails, you could install our clamped There are so many different glass staircase design ideas to choose from, each creating an entirely different and unique aesthetic for your home. From frameless glass that effortlessly enhances any space to stunning glass spindles for a truly contemporary appearance, our glass staircase designers can work with you to create a hallway with real wow factor. Clamped Glass Staircases Take a look at the X-Vision staircase - This staircase has got the X Factor if you need a staircase to make a statement. Z-Vision Oak Staircase

Letting light flood into dark halls and breathing life into enclosed spaces, glass staircases can give a traditional home a modern twist.

Think about how often you clean mirrors or windows in your home. You should be cleaning your glass staircase at least as often as this, if not more regularly. The best way to keep glass balustrades looking brand new is to clean them with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemical solutions or abrasive scrubbing tools, as these can damage the glass. Simple soapy water and a sponge can get the job done easily enough. Above - Craftsmans Oak Staircase with Vision glass balustrade, pine treads to accept carpet, Double Go SQ Curtail entry step option and SQ Bullnose second step option , select oak grade. see the Stair Models Guide for the balustrade only use the online glass planner The transparency of glass staircase panels also provides a sense of simplicity, with this barely-there look offering a fluid view of your interior. With all the benefits they can bring, glass staircases deserve to be a main feature of your interior design. Make sure you give your hallways the attention they deserve by considering having glass staircases installed in your home. We recommend applying a bead of clear silicone in the hand and base rails before placing the glass in to help prevent any The term ‘stair panels’ may bring to mind the ghastly, boxed-in look that was popular in the 1960s. However, those stair panels were generally wooden, which completely restricted the flow of light. This resulted in dark and gloomy stairways that were something of an eyesore.