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RussellCustom Design
Custom curved steel staircase installation in a modern South Florida residence

Custom Decorative Glass

Frosted, tinted, low-iron and patterned glass selected for the room and the light around it.

Overview

Designing custom decorative glass.

Lighting can be integrated into the base channel, the handrail, a side profile or the glass edge itself. Which one we use depends on the glass thickness, the mounting condition and how the surface should read once it is lit.

Designed around your project and custom fabricated — developed specifically for your architecture, then produced to the dimensions and finishes you approve in writing during Design Development.

Benefits

  • Developed specifically for your architecture, not adapted from a catalog product.
  • Built to the exact dimensions of your opening, stair or surface.
  • Materials and coatings chosen for the exposure at your site.
  • Concealed fasteners and clean transitions to concrete, tile, stone and glass.
  • Lighting integration planned into the assembly when specified.
  • Dimensions, materials and finishes approved in writing before fabrication begins.
  • Single point of responsibility for design, fabrication and installation.

Suitable applications

Residential and commercial projects including stairs, balconies, pool areas, patios, walkways, entrances and interior spaces.

Installation process

  1. 01Site review and field measurement of the actual opening or surface.
  2. 02Design Development: geometry, dimensions, materials, finishes and fabrication details prepared.
  3. 03Design Approval Package issued for your written approval before anything is cut.
  4. 04Engineering coordination with a licensed Professional Engineer when the project requires it.
  5. 05Fabrication in our shop with finishing completed before delivery.
  6. 06Installation with concealed fastening and coordination with adjacent trades.
  7. 07Final adjustment, cleaning and a walkthrough of care requirements.

FAQ

Common questions.

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