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THE MONARC JOURNAL · REVIEW

Frameless glass balustrades for coastal homes

A clear outlook begins with the right details beneath the glass.

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The view and the structure

Frameless glass can make a balcony feel open while providing an edge barrier. Its appearance depends on the support system: a base channel, for example, creates a different visual finish from individual supports.

Coastal exposure

Salt, wind and moisture place extra demands on materials and maintenance. Ask about finishes and hardware suited to the site, and follow the supplier’s cleaning guidance. Exposure varies considerably between a sheltered courtyard and an oceanfront balcony.

Safety comes first

Glass type, barrier height, fixing details and structural support must suit the location and applicable requirements. A qualified professional should assess the project and confirm compliance; an attractive reference photo is not a specification.

Plan the junctions

Consider drainage, waterproofing and how the balustrade meets the finished floor before construction is complete. Coordinating these details early can avoid difficult compromises later.

Every project is different. Talk with MONARC about the details of your space and the options available.

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