Glass Railings Minneapolis & St. Paul, MN

Glass railings for decks, stairs, balconies and lofts. They keep the view open, are easy to clean and are built to Minnesota building code.

Where They Go

Every panel is measured on site and made to fit your space.

Four ways to hold the glass. We’ll help you pick the one that fits your space, look and budget.

Base shoe (frameless)

Glass panels set into a low aluminum channel along the floor. No posts at all: the cleanest, most open look.

Decks · balconies · lofts

Standoff (side-mount)

Glass bolted to the side of the stairs or deck with round stainless standoffs, so the railing takes up no floor space.

Stairs · floor edges

Post & clamp

Stainless or aluminum posts with glass panels held by clamps. Strong, simple and the most budget-friendly glass railing.

Decks · long runs

Spigot

Short stainless posts clamp each panel at the bottom for a nearly frameless look without a floor channel.

Decks · patios

Thick tempered safety glass, usually 1/2″
Laminated glass for all-glass railings with no top rail: it stays in place even if a panel breaks
Clear, low-iron (ultra-clear) or frosted
A top cap or handrail where you want one

Code sets the height

Any deck, stair or balcony more than 30 inches above the ground needs a guard. We build every railing to Minnesota code for height and strength.

Plan the mounting early

Frameless railings anchor into solid structure. On a new deck, call us before the decking goes down so the framing is ready.

No top rail? Go laminated

For an all-glass look, laminated glass keeps the railing standing even if a panel breaks.

Easy to keep clear

Glass cleaner and a soft cloth. Rinse off pollen and road salt; stainless hardware wipes clean.

Tell us what you need and we’ll call or text you to set up a time. Prefer to talk? Call or text 763-318-6458.