Project

San Francisco Base Shoe Glass Railing – 8th

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Project Overview

This San Francisco glass railing sits on a city deck in the Sunset, looking out over rooftops toward the ocean. On a narrow lot where every foot of deck counts, the owners wanted a railing that took up no floor space and left the view completely open.

We installed our base shoe glass railing system using a CRL 8bd shoe surface mounted along the deck edge, carrying half inch clear tempered glass under a 1 x 1 inch aluminum channel. A base shoe glass railing has no posts at all, so nothing interrupts the run and the deck keeps its full usable width.

Base shoe is the right system for a compact San Francisco deck. The continuous shoe spreads the load along the edge rather than at post points, the glass is easy to keep clean in a foggy salt-air climate, and with no uprights the railing reads as a single sheet from inside the house.

The finished railing transforms the deck into a contemporary outdoor space: safe, sturdy, and sleek, letting the cityscape or skyline view take center stage rather than bulky railings. 
Inspired?

Contact us today for a custom quote, and let us help design a tailored glass railing solution for your balcony, terrace, or outdoor living space.

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A Visual Glimpse Of
The 8th Street Area