Wall glass cut to the opening — stairs, shopfronts, full-height walls.

Frameless stairs and balconies

Side-mounted standoffs, slim black or stainless handrails, marble landings that must stay clean. We spec thickness for the span and height, laminate where the drop requires it, and set the glass so it follows the pitch of the stair — not a series of steps that look ‘adjusted’.

Shopfronts and interior glass walls

Frameless double doors with long pull handles, full-height interior walls, and openings that still need a swing. Protective film stays on until handover. If the slab is out, we tell you before we cut — not after the panel is on the truck.

Tempered and laminated, for this climate

Stairs and doors are tempered. Overheads and some balcony spans are laminated. Edges are polished. We do not leave raw cuts on a villa stair that guests will see every day.

Where cutting wall glass usually sits

• Villa staircases

  Frameless panels on marble or stone, with a handrail that matches the rest of the house hardware.

• Shopfronts & lobbies

  Clear commercial glass with black or chrome patch fittings, measured to the finished floor.

• Balconies & mezzanines

  Safety glass in a slim frame or standoff system that does not fight the elevation.