Keep your interior open without giving up safety. Heir Glass & Railings designs and installs custom interior glass railings across Toronto, the GTA, and Ontario for staircases, landings, mezzanines, and open-concept spaces.
Different staircases and interior layouts call for different mounting systems. Here's a closer look at the options we install and where each one works best.
Frameless glass railings create one of the cleanest interior finishes. The glass becomes the main visual element while the mounting hardware stays minimal, helping staircases and upper-floor openings feel lighter and less enclosed.
Glass staircase railings follow the slope of your stairs while keeping the surrounding space visually open. They work especially well where traditional pickets or solid guards would make the staircase feel heavier.
Glass wall staircase railings use larger glass panels along the stair opening to create a continuous transparent barrier. They add protection beside the staircase while maintaining clear views between different parts of the home.
Base shoe systems secure the glass inside a continuous channel installed along the floor or stair edge. Most of the mounting hardware stays below the glass, creating a smooth and uninterrupted railing line.
Standoff systems attach glass panels to the side of a staircase or floor structure using round metal fittings. Side mounting keeps the walking surface clear while creating a distinctive floating appearance.
Post and clip systems support glass panels between metal posts. They provide a defined railing structure while keeping most of the view open, making them a practical option for many interior layouts.
We've installed custom glass railing systems across Ontario for 25 years.
Our team values clear communication, careful workmanship, and dependable service from measurement through installation.
We understand how stair layouts, floor structures, mounting locations, and surrounding finishes affect the final railing design.
Every interior glass railing installation includes our 10-year workmanship warranty.
Glass lets light move freely between floors and rooms. This keeps stairwells, landings, and nearby living spaces feeling brighter.
Glass keeps views open from room to room and floor to floor. Your railing becomes part of the design instead of blocking it.
We use tempered safety glass designed for interior railings. Every panel is measured and installed for a secure fit.
Glass pairs well with wood, steel, tile, and stone. It suits both modern and transitional interiors.
Every panel follows the exact layout of your staircase or opening. This creates clean lines and a finished look throughout your home.
Heir Glass has designed and installed custom interior glass railings in homes across the GTA and Ontario. We measure, build, and install every project ourselves.
Interior spaces need railings built for the layout, the structure, and how the space is used every day. Every installation is planned around your staircase, your glass choice, and the finishes around it.
Our interior glass railing solutions include:
Every interior glass railing installation is backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty. That covers our measuring, fabrication, and installation work, so if something we installed comes loose or fails because of our workmanship, we'll come back and make it right at no charge.
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We design and install custom interior glass railings for homes across Toronto and surrounding Ontario communities.
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Interior glass railings can be installed along staircases, landings, mezzanines, upper-floor openings, lofts, and other raised areas inside a home.
Yes. Many existing staircases can be updated with glass railings. We'll inspect the staircase and surrounding structure before recommending the best mounting system.
Tempered safety glass is commonly used. Low-iron and Starphire glass are good options when you want greater clarity and less visible green tint.
Yes. Frameless systems can use base shoes, standoffs, or other minimal mounting methods depending on the staircase and supporting structure.
No. Interior glass railings usually need only regular wiping with glass cleaner and a soft cloth to remove fingerprints, dust, and marks.
Open up your staircase and interior without giving up the safety your home needs. Heir Glass & Railings brings 25 years of experience to custom interior glass railing installations across Toronto, the GTA, and Ontario.
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