Stair railings
Glass along flights and landings — frameless, point-fixed or with posts and a handrail.
Glass railings
Railings for stairs, balconies, terraces and pools on German-engineered systems: frameless glass in a base channel, point-fixed glass, post-mounted railings with a handrail and French balconies. Laminated safety glass only.

Space Glass
A glass railing protects against falls, wind and level differences but keeps the view and the light. That is why it is used on stairs and galleries, balconies, terraces and around pools.
We work with German-engineered railing systems: base channels fixed on top of or to the edge of the slab, point fixings, stainless steel posts and French balconies. The profiles and holders are tested for horizontal loads of up to 3 kN/m depending on the system.
Every railing uses laminated glass from two toughened sheets: if one sheet breaks, the railing stays in place.
Types
Choose the place — we select the system, glass and handrail for it.
Glass
Only laminated safety glass is used in railings.
Benefits
Glass does not block the landscape, the garden or the interior.
Laminated glass only: if one sheet breaks, the railing stays in place.
Profiles, posts and holders tested for loads of up to 3 kN/m.
Nothing to paint; aluminium and stainless steel do not rust.
On terraces and balconies the glass breaks draughts and noise.
Any length and shape — straight, L or U, corners and level changes.
Portfolio
Glass railings
Kyiv Frameless glazing
Process
Where we work
Our teams carry out site surveys, manufacturing and installation in Kyiv, Odesa and Lviv and the surrounding regions. Projects elsewhere in Ukraine are agreed individually.
Selected products and structures can be delivered to other European countries — send us your drawings or photos and the location, and we will tell you what can be supplied and how.
FAQ
Systems, glass, height, loads and installation.
Frameless railings in a base channel (glass held from below), point-fixed glass (holders on the slab edge), post-mounted railings with a handrail and French balconies.
Only laminated glass: 17.52 or 21.52 mm for frameless systems and 8.76 or 12.76 mm for post-mounted railings.
Typically from 0.9 m on stairs and 1.0–1.1 m on balconies and terraces. Frameless channels hold glass up to 1.3 m high. We check the height against the building regulations that apply to your site.
Yes. The channel clamps the glass along its full length and is designed for horizontal loads of 1–3 kN/m depending on the system.
A glass railing in the opening of a floor-to-ceiling window: the window can be opened while the glass prevents falls. It is fixed to the window frame or to the reveals.
Yes. We recommend a height of at least 1.2 m and AISI 316 stainless steel hardware; a glass gate with a closer can be added.
Yes: stainless steel look, black, anthracite, white or any RAL colour.
For frameless railings it is optional but protects the glass edge and gives support. On post-mounted railings the handrail is part of the system.
Yes. Toughened laminated glass is not affected by temperature changes, and the interlayer protects against UV.
Up to 20 working days after all details of the project are approved: glass and profiles are made to your dimensions.
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Send photos, the length and the type of substrate — we will select a system and prepare an estimate.
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