Balustrade in laminated glass with heat-strengthened plies on stainless steel point fixings along a staircase — glass balustrade Luxembourg — Vitralux Bradtke (photo 1)
Glass Balustrades · Luxembourg

Glass balustrade on stainless steel point fixings — Private home

An indoor staircase transformed by a made-to-measure glass balustrade — discreet stainless steel point fixings, panels in laminated glass with heat-strengthened plies, and a visual lightness that opens up the space.

Glass balustrade on stainless steel point fixings following the pitch of the staircase — glass balustrade Luxembourg — Vitralux Bradtke
The challenge

The starting point on site

In a private house in Luxembourg, the indoor staircase serving two storeys had to be made safe with a made-to-measure glass balustrade. The main constraint: the panels follow the pitch of the staircase, which makes every shape non-rectangular and every dimension unique. No catalogue solution was possible.

Before / After

From the wooden template to the finished glass

Every panel was first checked on site against a wooden template held by the real point fixings — only then was it replaced by the final laminated glass with heat-strengthened plies.

Wooden template of the balustrade fixed to the stainless steel point fixings before the glass was made — Vitralux Bradtke Luxembourg
Before
The same balustrade once the panels in laminated glass with heat-strengthened plies were fitted — Vitralux Bradtke Luxembourg
After
Wooden template of a raked panel following the staircase before the glass was made — Vitralux Bradtke Luxembourg
Before
The laminated glass panel fitted in place of the template — Vitralux Bradtke Luxembourg
After
Made-to-measure wooden template checking the balustrade dimensions in situ — Vitralux Bradtke Luxembourg
Before
The finished glass balustrade once the template was replaced by the laminated panel — Vitralux Bradtke Luxembourg
After
What we did

The Vitralux solution

Our technician carried out a full survey on site and produced a graphic simulation faithful to the finished result, which went to the client for approval. The fitting team then set wooden templates cut to size — held by the real Q-railing stainless steel point fixings — so that the look and the dimensions could be checked in situ before the final panels went into production. Once the templates were approved, the panels in laminated glass with heat-strengthened plies were made in the Howald workshop and set into the fixings already in place.

  • Precise survey and graphic simulation by our designer — client approval before manufacture
  • Wooden templates cut to size and set with stainless steel point fixings Ø 50 mm, 50 mm standoff, Q-railing
  • Panels in laminated glass with heat-strengthened plies made from the approved templates — Vitralux workshop in Howald
  • Point-fixing holes drilled before the glass was heat-strengthened — positioned to the millimetre
  • Final installation — templates taken down and the finished glazing fitted
Panel in laminated glass with heat-strengthened plies set into its Q-railing stainless steel point fixings — Vitralux Bradtke Luxembourg

Setting the templates removes any risk of error on a project where every panel is unique. That is the Vitralux method for balustrades on point fixings.

Adrien Biondi, Vitralux technician

Project data

The project in figures

LocationPrivate home — Luxembourg
GlassLaminated glass with heat-strengthened plies — 2×5 mm or 2×6 mm — certified to EN 14449
FixingsBrushed stainless steel point fixings Ø 50 mm — 50 mm standoff — Q-railing
PartnerQ-railing — certified fixings
Year2025

Technical drawing of the project

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