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What the edge bolts into decides it

Glass balustrades that do not fence off the view.

Glass balustrades for Gold Coast decks, balconies and stairs. Send plans or photos of the edge and we will work through the fixings and the layout.

Send plans or photos

Currently not taking on any repair work, only installation work.

Prefer to talk it through? Call 02 7238 0843.

Frameless glass balustrade on a Gold Coast balcony overlooking the high-rise skyline

What to consider

Choosing a frameless glass balustrade.

If you built a deck for the outlook, a solid rail across it is an odd way to finish. Glass holds the edge without taking the view back. The part that decides what is possible is underneath: what the balustrade fixes into, whether it is timber, concrete or steel, and how the edge steps down a stair. That is why plans or clear photos get you a straight answer fastest.

A deck or balcony edge
A stair or change of level
An entertaining area you want opened up
A renovation where the outlook is the point

What affects the scope

What the deck or balcony decides.

  • The surface or structure it fixes into
  • Length, corners and any change of height
  • Access for measuring and installing panels
  • Anything project-specific that needs review before a quote

A straightforward next step

How to start your balustrade enquiry.

01

Start with an estimate or enquiry

Start an online estimate or contact us with the work you have in mind.

02

Share the site details that matter

Photos, plans, access notes and your suburb help build the picture.

03

Confirm the project at a site measure

The layout and final quote are confirmed after the project is properly assessed.

Questions, answered

Balconies, stairs and fixings, answered.

What should I send with my enquiry?

Photos from a few angles, plans if you have them, your suburb and a short note about the area. Email quotes@aonefencing.com.au.

Can balustrades be done with pool fencing?

Yes, and it is common on a renovation. Mention both in your enquiry so the team can look at the whole layout at once.

Does the deck need to be finished first?

Not always, but the structure it fixes to has to be settled. Talk to us before the deck is closed up and the fixings get easier.

A-One Fencing & Gates

Ready to plan your glass balustrade?

Send plans or photos quotes@aonefencing.com.au