Continuous Glass Railing System

Continuous base channel — the cleanest line for frameless glass

19 products in this system

A continuous system clamps the glass along its whole bottom edge in an unbroken aluminium or stainless base channel, rather than gripping it at points. Because the load is spread across the full length of the run, the panel sits rigid with nothing visible below the glass except a single straight profile.


What this system asks of the build

It is the most material-intensive of the systems we make and needs a sound, level substrate to fix into — the base channel telegraphs any dip in the slab. In exchange you get the most minimal finished appearance and the fewest visible fixings.

Where it is normally used

Specified most often on balconies, terraces and open-plan staircases where the glass is the design feature and the client does not want brackets in the sightline.

What we stock in this range

The Continuous System range runs to 19 profiles. Between them they cover 12 mm Glass, 17.5 mm Glass, 12 mm to 25 mm Glass and 12 mm to 17.5 mm Glass. Supported glass heights are up to 3 feet, up to 3.5 feet, up to 4 feet and up to 3 to 4 feet. Stock lengths are 16 Foot & 12 Foot, 12 Foot and 16 Foot, and anything outside that is cut to a supplied cut list.

Continuous channel vs point brackets, compared →

Continuous System — Specifications Comparison

Product Glass ThicknessMax Glass HeightProfile Length
60 Mm Flat 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
60 Mm Curve C 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
Ferry 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
100 X 37 Mm Continuous Bracket 12 mm Glass Up to 3.5 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
120 X 45 Mm Continuous Bracket 12 mm Glass Up to 3.5 Feet 12 Foot
125 X 70 Mm Continuous Bracket 17.5 mm Glass Up to 4 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
100 X 120 Mm Continuous Bracket 12 mm to 25 mm Glass Up to 4 Feet 12 Foot
78 X 50 Continuous Bracket 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
90 X 60 Mm Continuous Bracket 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
80 X 37 Mm Flat 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
80 X 45 Mm Curved 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
Turkey 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
50 Mm Triangle 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
100 X 55 Mm Continuous Bracket 12 mm Glass Up to 3.5 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
120 X 60 Mm Continuous Bracket 12 mm Glass Up to 3 to 4 Feet 12 Foot
75 Mm Triangle 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot & 12 Foot
Led Bottom 12 mm Glass Up to 3 Feet 16 Foot
125 X 70 Mm Curved Edge 12 mm to 17.5 mm Glass Up to 4 Feet 12 Foot

Popular applications

The Continuous System range is commonly used for:

Balcony Railings Staircase Railings Terrace Railings Commercial & Office Railings

About the Continuous System Range

A continuous system clamps the glass along its whole bottom edge in an unbroken aluminium or stainless base channel, rather than gripping it at points. Because the load is spread across the full length of the run, the panel sits rigid with nothing visible below the glass except a single straight profile.

Specified most often on balconies, terraces and open-plan staircases where the glass is the design feature and the client does not want brackets in the sightline.

Across the range we machine for 12 mm Glass, 17.5 mm Glass, 12 mm to 25 mm Glass and 12 mm to 17.5 mm Glass. Each product page lists the thickness that profile is cut for.

SS 304 is the standard grade and is correct for interiors and normal sheltered exteriors. Specify SS 316 where the installation is coastal, poolside or otherwise exposed to chlorides — the added molybdenum is what resists the pitting you get in those conditions. Everything in this range can be produced in either grade.

Anodized, powder-coated and wooden finishes, plus mirror and matt polishing. Powder coating is matched to a supplied RAL reference where a project requires it.

Send drawings or a cut list through the contact form, or call +91 97266 01850. Prince Railing manufactures in Rajkot and supplies direct across India and for export, so quantities are quoted against your actual run rather than a fixed pack size.
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