Request a Quote for Stainless Steel Glass Railing Hardware

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To request a quote for stainless steel glass railing hardware, send us your drawings or photos along with the glass thickness, railing height and the number of posts or clamps needed. We then measure on site, confirm the specification in writing and produce the hardware to your project dimensions at our Tel Aviv factory.

What Information to Send With Your Request

A complete request saves time on both sides. Include the project address, the type of railing (spigot, fascia mounted, u-channel or standoff), the glass thickness and type, and the approximate length of each run. Photos of the balcony, stair or terrace help us understand the substrate, whether it is concrete, steel or tile.

Drawings or sketches with dimensions
Glass thickness and whether it is laminated or tempered
Floor type and fixing surface
Number of runs, corners and stair sections

Choosing the Right Stainless Steel Grade

Stainless steel is not one material. Grade 304 suits most indoor and sheltered outdoor uses, while grade 316 offers better resistance to chlorides, which matters for coastal sites and pools. Tell us where the railing will be installed so we can recommend the grade that fits the exposure, rather than choosing on appearance alone.

Hardware for glass railings is typically polished or brushed, and the grade should match across all components so that corrosion and colour do not vary between parts.

Finish Options: Brushed, Polished and Satin

The finish affects both looks and maintenance. A brushed satin finish hides fingerprints and small scratches well, making it a practical choice for handrails that get constant contact. A polished mirror finish gives a more formal, reflective look but shows marks more easily and needs regular cleaning.

When you request a quote, state the finish you want for each component. Mixing finishes on one project often looks uneven, so we suggest confirming a single finish across posts, clamps and handrails.

Fixing Methods and Substrate Considerations

The fixing method depends on the surface the hardware attaches to. Concrete slabs, steel edges and timber each call for different anchors and base plates. Spigots and standoffs need solid substrate, and we check this during the on-site visit rather than assuming it from the drawings.

Let us know whether the glass is fixed to the floor, to a wall or to a fascia. This determines the hardware type and the load path, and a short site visit prevents surprises during installation.

Our Process From Enquiry to Installation

After your enquiry and photos, we arrange an on-site measurement. We then prepare a drawing and a written specification covering grade, finish, fixings and dimensions. Once you approve the specification, production takes place in our factory, followed by finishing and delivery for installation.

Because we manufacture to measure, approval of the written specification is the step that matters most. Please review it carefully before we begin production.

Safety Standards and Engineer Checks

Glass railings are a safety element, and their requirements are set out in Israeli standards, including SI 1142 for railings. This guide does not give exact load or dimension values, because these depend on the project. We recommend confirming the height, spacing and load requirements with your structural or railing engineer before final approval.

We will flag any detail on the drawing that needs engineer confirmation, so the specification you approve is one your engineer has already reviewed.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need drawings to request a quote?

Drawings are helpful but not essential. Clear photos with approximate dimensions are enough to start, and we confirm exact measurements on site before production.

Which stainless steel grade is best for a glass railing?

Grade 304 suits most sheltered and indoor locations, while grade 316 is better for coastal or chloride-exposed sites. Tell us the installation location so we can recommend the right grade.

Can the hardware match an existing finish on my project?

We can work to a specified finish, so send a photo of the existing hardware or a sample reference. We will confirm the finish in the written specification before production.

Do you check the railing against building safety standards?

We take the Israeli railing standard into account, but exact load and dimension requirements should be confirmed with your engineer. We flag those points in the specification for review.

Common mistakes to avoid

Many requests omit the glass thickness, substrate type or installation location, which forces delays and revisions. Mixing stainless grades or finishes within one project also leads to uneven appearance and corrosion problems.

Our recommendation

Send the substrate type, glass thickness and exposure location with your first enquiry, and have your engineer review the written specification before you approve production.

Summary

A clear enquiry with site details, a chosen grade and finish, and an engineer-checked specification leads to stainless glass railing hardware that fits the project the first time.

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