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Glass Railings & Deck Glass

Trade a wall of pickets for an uninterrupted view of the lake and the vines. We build code-compliant glass railings for decks, balconies and staircases right across the Okanagan.

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In wine country, the view is the whole point. Glass railings protect the edge without stealing the scenery — and they instantly read as high-end, whether it's a hillside deck over the lake or a floating staircase inside.

Systems we build

  • Frameless spigot railings — heavy tempered glass set into sleek stainless or powder-coated spigots. The cleanest, most modern look.
  • Base-shoe / channel railings — a continuous aluminum shoe for a crisp, minimal frameless line with a top rail option.
  • Post & glass systems — aluminum posts with glass infill; a durable, value-friendly option for larger runs.
  • Interior stair & landing glass — standoff-mounted glass for staircases, lofts and mezzanines.
  • Privacy & wind screens — glass panels that cut the wind on an exposed deck without closing it in.

Built for safety, built for the weather

A deck or balcony guard is a safety component, not just a look — so we build with the BC Building Code guard requirements for height and load in mind, using tempered (and where required, laminated) safety glass and corrosion-resistant hardware chosen to handle Okanagan sun, wind and winters. On projects that call for it, we'll work with your engineer.

Keep the view, lift the value

Few upgrades change the feel of an outdoor space as much as swapping pickets for glass. It's one of the details buyers remember — and it makes a good view unforgettable.

Good to know

Glass Railings — common questions

Is glass railing safe?

Glass guards are designed to meet the same BC Building Code guard requirements as any other railing. We build with tempered or laminated safety glass and rated hardware, and involve an engineer where the project calls for it.

Frameless (spigots) or posts — what's the difference?

Spigot and base-shoe systems give the cleanest, most frameless look and the best sightlines. Post-and-glass systems cost less over long runs and are very durable. We'll walk you through the trade-offs for your deck.

Do glass railings need a lot of cleaning?

Less than you'd think, and an easy-clean coating helps. An occasional wipe keeps them clear — and there are no pickets to paint or re-stain, ever.

Ready when you are

Book your free glass railings estimate and let's make it crystal clear.

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