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Choosing an internal balustrade involves considering how the design will work with your staircase, landing or mezzanine. The following points highlight the main features to think about when exploring options for your home.
Glass balustrade designs can help maintain a sense of space around staircases and landings.
Choose a style and finish that complements your existing décor.
Compare options for different staircase, landing and mezzanine arrangements.
Understand the relevant dimensions, fixings and safety considerations before installation.
Explore different balustrade designs to complement your interior, whether you're updating a staircase or planning a new space. Our team can help you compare the available styles and find an option that suits your property's layout and appearance.
The materials, supporting structures and finishes all influence the appearance of your balustrade. We'll help you explore the options available and consider how they work with your existing décor, creating a coordinated look that suits your home.
An internal balustrade can help define staircases, landings and other areas while complementing your wider interior design. The right style can create a coordinated finish and help maintain an open feel throughout your home.
With a range of designs to consider, we’ll help you explore suitable options based on your property’s layout, existing finishes and preferred appearance. Our team can guide you through the choices to help you find a balustrade that works for your space.
Choosing an internal balustrade involves more than appearance. The system must be suitable for its location and intended use, with factors such as barrier height, structural support, materials and fixings considered during specification.
At Genesis, we’ll help you understand the requirements relevant to your project and the information needed to select a suitable system. Whether you’re replacing an existing balustrade or planning a new installation, the finished work must meet applicable Building Regulations and safety requirements.
From framed glass systems to semi-frameless and frameless designs, different balustrade styles offer different appearances. The amount of visible framing and the supporting structure can influence how the finished installation looks within your home.
We’ll help you explore the available options and consider how each design could complement your staircase, landing or wider interior. Our team can discuss your preferences and help you identify a suitable approach for your property.
At Genesis, we understand that choosing an internal balustrade involves balancing appearance with the practical requirements of your home. We’ll help you explore the available options and explain the considerations that may affect your project.
From discussing your preferred design to considering the installation requirements, our team can help you understand the next steps. Whether you’re updating an existing staircase or planning a wider renovation, we’re here to help you find a suitable solution.
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Contact UsInternal balustrades can be used in areas such as staircases, landings and mezzanines, depending on the system selected. The layout and intended use of the space will help determine which options are suitable for your property.
Internal balustrades are available in different styles to suit your property and preferred finish. Options include framed, semi-frameless and frameless glass designs. Contact our team to discuss the available systems and find a suitable option for your interior.
Yes. Internal balustrades must meet the applicable Building Regulations and safety requirements for their location and intended use. Factors such as barrier height, structural strength and the chosen system can affect the specification required for your project.
Maintenance depends on the materials and system installed. Regular cleaning with suitable products and following the manufacturer's care guidance will help keep your balustrade in good condition. Glass, metalwork and fixings should be maintained according to the relevant instructions.
It may be possible to install a new balustrade on an existing staircase, depending on its structure, available fixing points and the requirements of the chosen system. An assessment will help establish a suitable approach. Contact us to discuss your project.