About Us
Glass Railings Supply is a US-based supplier of frameless glass railing systems for residential and commercial projects. We sell the components — tempered glass panels, spigots, connectors, cap rails, and gate hardware — and ship them directly to contractors, builders, and homeowners across all 50 states.
What We Sell
Our product line is focused on one thing: frameless glass railing systems. Every component is engineered to work together as a complete system:
- 12mm tempered glass panels in 36", 42", and 48" heights with 30+ width options
- Floor-mount and side-mount spigots machined from 2205 duplex stainless steel
- 180°, 90°, adjustable, and wall connectors for any railing layout
- Cap rails in round, square, and rectangular aluminum profiles
- Self-closing gate hardware for pool fences and entry points
Why 2205 Duplex Stainless Steel?
Most glass railing suppliers use 304 or 316 stainless steel. We use 2205 duplex — an alloy with roughly double the yield strength and significantly better resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion. This matters in coastal environments, near swimming pools, and anywhere salt, chlorine, or humidity is a factor. It's the same grade used in marine infrastructure and chemical processing.
Who We Work With
Contractors and installers make up the majority of our business. Our Pro Program offers trade pricing, dedicated account management, priority shipping, and technical support for projects of any scale. We understand that you need reliable supply, accurate lead times, and hardware that installs cleanly the first time.
Homeowners and DIYers also order directly. Our spigot-based systems are designed for straightforward installation with basic tools. We provide detailed installation guides and our support team is available Monday through Friday to answer technical questions.
US-Focused
We ship from our warehouse to all 50 states. Our glass panels and hardware are designed around US building codes — IBC for commercial, IRC for residential. We can help you verify code compliance for your specific project location, including state-specific requirements like Florida wind load zones and California seismic specs.