Point-Fixed Glass Standoff System
Solid AISI 316 standoff pins for fascia slab-edge mounting. Preserves 100% usable floor space with high lateral wind resistance.
System Demonstration Video
System Engineering Overview
The Point-Fixed Glass Standoff System uses solid stainless steel pins. It mounts glass panels directly to the edge of concrete slabs, steel stringers, or timber beams.
By mounting to the side fascia, this system keeps 100% of the balcony deck open and clear. It creates a floating architectural look with excellent water drainage beneath the glass.
Technical Standoff Specifications
- Solid Pin Bodies: Precision CNC-machined from solid Φ38mm, 45mm, and 50mm bars.
- 3D Alignment Tolerance: Adjustable core fittings compensate for uneven concrete walls.
- Gasket Isolation: High-grade nylon bushes prevent metal-to-glass contact.
Review testing certificates at our Certificates & Compliance page.
Heavy-Duty Solid Stainless Glass Standoff System
Side-mounted solid stainless steel standoff pins machined from AISI 316 and Duplex 2205 for high wind-load glass fascias.
- Fascia slab-edge mounting saves 100% usable floor area
- Heavy-duty 40mm / 50mm diameter solid disc body
- Gasket isolation bushes prevent stress concentrations
Engineered for external balconies and high-rise parapets requiring maximum moment resistance.
Adjustable Threaded Alignment Glass Standoff System
Precision threaded standoff assemblies featuring internal 3D level adjustment to accommodate site slab irregularities during installation.
- 3D axial fine-tuning for imperfect concrete walls
- Vandal-resistant concealed pin locking mechanism
- Complying with 1.5 kN/m line load requirements
Reduces field installation alignment time across uneven stair stringers and fascia slabs.
6-Step Mechanical Installation Brief
- Drill structural anchor holes along the balcony fascia edge.
- Anchor heavy threaded rods and standoff barrel bodies into the wall.
- Place elastomeric isolator washers over the threaded studs.
- Hoist glass panels into position aligning factory glass holes.
- Thread front standoff cap discs and tighten using pin wrenches.
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System-Specific Technical & Procurement FAQ
Expert engineering guidance, compliance details, and B2B procurement insights tailored specifically for this railing architecture.
Does this system require pre-drilled holes in the glass?
Yes. Standoff pins pass directly through factory-drilled holes in tempered or laminated glass panels. We provide CAD templates for exact hole spacing.
How do standoff fittings adjust for uneven concrete slabs?
Our adjustable standoffs feature internal eccentric cores. Installers can adjust the glass position by ±5mm to ensure plumb alignment.
How do standoffs prevent glass stress cracks?
Every standoff pin includes high-density nylon sleeves and rubber cushions. These fittings isolate the metal bolt from direct contact with the glass hole.
What is the standard pin layout per glass panel?
Standard layouts use 4 standoff pins per glass panel (2 pairs spaced 600mm–800mm apart) to distribute lateral loads evenly.
Can standoff pins be installed on wooden stair stringers?
Yes. We supply heavy wood-screw adapters for timber stringers as well as concrete anchor bolts for structural slabs.
What finishes are offered for standoff disc caps?
We supply standoff caps in fine satin brushed, high-specular mirror polish, and PVD matte black. See our Surface Finishes gallery.
What is the MOQ for custom standoff dimensions?
Standard sizes have low MOQs of 100 pieces. Custom barrel lengths require 300 to 500 pieces per production run.












