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The Interspec glass balustrade systems are ideally suited to applications where the simplicity of the structure and where a clear view is required through the balustrade to a staircase or balcony, either for the interior or exterior of a building.
Created without the use of vertical supports, the glass balustrade includes toughened or laminated glass and a stainless steel handrail (dependent on the application). A vast range of glass options including clear, low-iron, tinted, manifestations and laminated with coloured vinyl are available to create a truly bespoke solution.
The glass balustrade systems are fully compliant with Approved Document M 2004 and BS8300:2000, BS6180 and BS EN 1991.
Our handrail and balustrade division offer a total supply and fix package for modular handrail and part-fabricated balustrade systems from initial conception through to final installation.
For details on the complete range, please download our Handrail and Balustrade brochure (please note file size is 17mb)
The BS 6180 certified base shoe of this glass railing system includes the revolutionary adjustable unique-disc System, which allows you to adjust and secure glass infills easier than ever before. The system is designed with convenience in mind. Thanks to the tolerances of the drilled holes, you can tighten bolts and level uneven surfaces effortlessly. In addition, the system has been designed so installation work can be carried out from the inner side of the balustrade.
Free-standing glass protective barrier requires 4 design loadings to be taken into consideration:
1. Line load (Horizontal UDL) kN/m.
2. UDL (Infill UDL) kN/m2.
3. Concentrated load kN.
4. Impact Force BS EN 12150.
At Lloyd Worrall we will provide you with either structural calculations to demonstrate these important factors have been met or provide manufacturers certification to demonstrate this.
The BS 6180 certified base shoe of this glass railing system includes the revolutionary adjustable unique-disc System, which allows you to adjust and secure glass infills easier than ever before. The system is designed with convenience in mind. Thanks to the tolerances of the drilled holes, you can tighten bolts and level uneven surfaces effortlessly. In addition, the system has been designed so installation work can be carried out from the inner side of the balustrade.
Free-standing glass protective barrier requires 4 design loadings to be taken into consideration:
1. Line load (Horizontal UDL) kN/m.
2. UDL (Infill UDL) kN/m2.
3. Concentrated load kN.
4. Impact Force BS EN 12150.
At Lloyd Worrall we will provide you with either structural calculations to demonstrate these important factors have been met or provide manufacturers certification to demonstrate this.
The BS6180 certified Glass clamp adapter of this glass railing system is ideal where flexibility is everything. It offers a choice of fixing methods and clearances between the wall and glass. The adapter is designed to make it easy to position the glass panels in perfect alignment.
Free-standing glass protective barrier requires 4 design loadings to be taken into consideration:
1. Line load (Horizontal UDL) kN/m.
2. UDL (Infill UDL) kN/m2.
3. Concentrated load kN.
4. Impact Force BS EN 12150.
At Lloyd Worrall we will provide you with either structural calculations to demonstrate these important factors have been met or provide manufacturers certification to demonstrate this.
Our range of stainless steel top rails are available in square, round, oval and rectangular forms. They are also available in aluminium or timber, fixed with a rubber mounting strip. Whatever the design, they all have a sleek, minimalist appeal.
Free-standing glass protective barrier requires 4 design loadings to be taken into consideration:
1. Line load (Horizontal UDL) kN/m.
2. UDL (Infill UDL) kN/m2.
3. Concentrated load kN.
4. Impact Force BS EN 12150.
At Lloyd Worrall we will provide you with either structural calculations to demonstrate these important factors have been met or provide manufacturers certification to demonstrate this.
The base glass clamp features a state-of-the-art, light and airy design characterised by its geometric form. Due to the open design of the base glass clamp, the glass panels seem to float. With a straightforward elegance and a concept ensuring maximum transparency, this system is a glass balustrade that will set your project apart.
The base glass clamp and its matching glass connectors use clean and sharp forms to elegant effect. They also benefit from attractive design features, including satin-brushed details and a premium finish on the high-grade stainless steel, achieved using glass-bead blasting. The unique and pure geometric form makes the system a true eye-catcher, setting a new trend for iconic elements enhancing the interior of private residences and light commercial builds.
Free-standing glass protective barrier requires 4 design loadings to be taken into consideration:
1. Line load (Horizontal UDL) kN/m.
2. UDL (Infill UDL) kN/m2.
3. Concentrated load kN.
4. Impact Force BS EN 12150.
At Lloyd Worrall we will provide you with either structural calculations to demonstrate these important factors have been met or provide manufacturers certification to demonstrate this.