Glass railing pricing varies depending on the system, material, and design, typically ranging from $200 to $400 per linear foot.
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Glass Railing Pricing
| Product Type | Price per Linear Foot |
|---|---|
| Aluminum Post Systems | $230-300* |
| 304 Stainless Steel Post Systems | $290-360* |
| 2205 Stainless Steel Post Systems | $320-390* |
| Surface Mount Talon Systems | $250-310* |
| Side Mount Talon Systems | $330-400* |
| Standoff Pin Systems | $290-360* |
| Base Rail Systems | $315-385* |
| Aluminum Ascend Talon Systems | $230-290* |
| 2205 Stainless Steel Ascend Talon Systems | $255-325* |
Price ranges reflect average pricing based on intermediate customization choices and finishes, excluding sales tax and shipping costs. Some projects incur higher rates, and it’s possible to find lower prices depending on customization and finishing options.
How much does glass railing cost?
A glass railing system typically costs $230 to $400 per linear foot, depending on the chosen system type. While glass railing may have a higher initial cost, it tends to be more cost-effective over time due to its durability, low maintenance, and long-lasting nature.
Are There Glass Handrail Costs?
Handrails typically range from $50 to $200 per linear foot, depending on the material. Metal handrails, usually made of aluminum or stainless steel, tend to be more expensive than wood. However, wooden handrails can vary in price depending on the species of wood selected.
What are the Different Glass Mounting Option Costs?
The cost of a glass railing system varies based on the type of mounting system selected, typically ranging from $230 to $430 per linear foot. These estimates cover standard ½-inch tempered glass panels and mounting hardware. Additional features, such as a handrail, may increase the total cost.
Is There a Price Difference Between Interior and Exterior Railing?
Generally, there is no price difference between interior and exterior railing systems, as the same components (handrails, posts, clips, etc.) are used for both. However, for coastal applications, 2205 stainless steel posts are recommended for enhanced corrosion resistance, which adds about $100 to the cost.
Are There Ways to Save Money with Glass Railing?
Yes, you can save money by selecting budget-friendly glass railing options. For instance, opting for a Surface Mount Spigot system can reduce the overall cost, while choosing premium materials, such as 2205 Stainless Steel posts, will increase the price.
What Else Do I Need for My Glass Railing?
All components required for a complete glass railing system are available, including glass panels, hardware, and handrails. Both framed and frameless options are offered to meet your needs.
