Stainless steel post and glass mezzanine balustrade

The design brief.

The mezzanine edges an open-plan industrial unit on three sides, with a dog-leg staircase serving both levels. The guarding had to deliver compliant edge protection across long runs and two flights of stairs while suiting the clean white office-influenced fit-out.

A coordinated approach.

Brushed stainless steel posts with round top rails carry clear glass infill panels along the mezzanine perimeter, the stair flights and the landing, with a continuous handrail line tying the levels together. Every run follows the mezzanine edge exactly, keeping the working floor below unobstructed.

• Stainless steel posts with round top rails
• Clear glass infill to the mezzanine perimeter
• Matching balustrades to both staircase flights

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.