Curved glass balustrades and balconies by Balcony Systems. Years of on-site experience with self builders, renovators, building contractors and architects have made us a leading supplier of curved glass balustrades, including curved handrails.
PLEASE NOTE we no longer manufacture curved glass sliding doors – see the announcement here
Balcony have recently supplied and installed 4 sets of curved sliding doors overlooking the National Trust village of Lacock. The interesting fact about these doors is that balcony was required to make rails which were over 10 meters in length in one unit so as to maintain a continuous frame around the opening. This required
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A fantastic project has been successfully completed with stunning balconies at a flagship development on the river Trent in Nottingham. This development of 150 apartments saw the first ever £1 Million penthouse apartment sell in Nottingham. Curved glass balustrades The requirement was for an effective and clean line glass balustrade system that could also be
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Balcony Systems have completed an amazing project on the sea front promenade in Bognor Regis. A beautiful apartment block with over four hundred meter of glass balustrades were supplied and installed in this project. The developer, Hamlet Homes, had previously encountered problems with staining and corrosion on stainless steel balconies they had manufactured on a
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Tea staining of stainless steels is a relatively common occurrence in coastal locations. Visually, it is a discolouration of the metal surface, which tends to follow the ‘grain’ of any surface finish. Although unpleasant to look at, it is not a serious form of corrosion, and in general does not affect the structural integrity, or
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Normal designs of balustrades, or shall we say until Balcony Systems Balustrade system was introduced, have always relied on the strength of posts cantilevering from the floor or relied on the strength of glass clamped at the floor to resist the loads at the top. This is the traditional and frequently seen solution for balustrades,
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