A stainless post glass balustrade on a Hale garden deck

The design brief.

The new deck sits well above the lawn and is reached by a full-width flight of steps, so every open edge — including both sides of the stairs — needed guarding without interrupting the view over the garden or clashing with the bifold doors and brick extension.

A coordinated approach.

Slim stainless posts carry standoff-mounted toughened glass panels with a round stainless top rail along the deck edges, and the same system rakes down the stepped balustrade so the whole installation reads as one continuous line from deck to lawn.

• Stainless post stand-off glass with round top rail
• Matching balustrade following both sides of the garden steps
• Fixed cleanly to the deck frame beside full-width sliding doors

Applying the idea to your building.

No two sites share exactly the same structure, geometry or access conditions. This example shows a design direction, not a ready-made specification. A survey and project-specific coordination establish the glass build-up, fixing arrangement and installation plan for your property.