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How We Work
The Process Behind Every Project.
We partner with architects, builders, and specifiers from early design through fabrication, delivery, and project support, helping every project move forward with confidence.
Our Process
A Collaborative Process,
Every Step Accounted For
From initial consultation to project completion, we follow a proven process that ensures quality, consistency, and reliable outcomes.
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Detail
Shop drawings, finish samples, and documentation are developed against spec.
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Engineer
Structural certification, heat-soak, and testing are coordinated where required.
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Fabricate
Components are manufactured to tolerance and packed to the install sequence.
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Deliver
Materials arrive palletised, labelled, documented, and ready for site.
What You Can Expect
Architectural Expertise
Share your project goals, drawings, or specifications, and we'll help identify the most suitable solution from the outset.
Technical Documentation
Comprehensive documentation including CAD details, 3D models, BIM families, and compliance certificates.
Reliable Supply
Efficient manufacturing and logistics ensure your systems arrive on time, every time.
Project Support
Dedicated support from our team throughout the project lifecycle and after installation.
Who We Work With
Architects
Builders
Developers
Commercial Contractors
Landscape Architects
Interior Designers
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers Before You Even Have To Ask
Reach out through our quote form or email our team with your drawings, programme, and performance requirements. We'll respond with tailored recommendations and next steps.
The main difference between frameless and semi-frameless balustrades is how the glass panels are supported.
Frameless balustrades use thick tempered laminated glass with very little visible hardware.
Semi-frameless systems use vertical metal posts (usually aluminum or stainless steel) between glass panels.
AS/NZS 2208 compliance means the glass used in a balustrade has been tested and certified to meet the Australian and New Zealand safety standard for safety glazing materials in buildings.
This standard helps ensure that the glass is safe to use in areas where people could fall against it or where breakage could cause injury.
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