Residential Glass Balustrade Repairs & Replacements Services

Residential Glass Balustrades

If you’ve cracked your glass balustrade, chances are it’s on the balcony or along your stairs. Either way, two types of glass are generally used depending on what kind of frame your glass balustrade has in place. Both types, as required by law (given that they exist to stop people from falling over or through something), are grade-A safety glass. And we only ever use locally-made Australian safety glass.

Generally speaking, people either have fully framed or semi-frameless residential glass balustrades. Depending on which type you have, either laminated safety glass can be used, or toughened safety glass. It all depends on the kind of frame you have!

The procedure for residential glass balustrades installations is always the same. We’ll get information from you and give you an estimate over the phone, and then if accepted, we’ll come to measure on site. If it’s laminated safety glass that’s there, we’ll be able to fix it on the day. If it’s toughened glass, though, it needs to be rebaked after we measure and cut it. This means that after measuring, we’ll need to go away and prepare that for you in the workshop.

Whenever you need residential glass balustrades repairs, we are here to fix one just like it. Give us a call and we’ll get your pool area looking great again in no time.

Get a 15% discount when you call or email by citing the code FGR at the beginning of your call or email.

We look after our customers, which is one reason why we have so many who come back to us.

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FAIR, FAST GLASS REPAIR

We operate on the principles of fair prices for professionalism, quality workmanship, and rapid response glass repair. And yes, our workmanship is guaranteed.

If you need emergency glass repair, dial our number for instant service. We can almost always get the job done on the same day if required –unless the panel requires a special glass type to be ordered. For example, toughened glass (a form of safety glass) needs to be measured and cut, then rebaked. Thus, no glazing company can install toughened on the same day. However, there are alternatives, such as laminated safety glass.

We always explain the options to our customers, as there’s usually a few when it comes to glazing. However, we always abide by the glazing code (Australian Standard 1288-2006).