Frameless Glass Balustrade Accessories & Tools

Smaller accessories and consumables for frameless glass balustrade installation - the parts you need alongside the channel and gasket kit. Includes the underside cladding (covers the base of a base-fix channel for a clean look from below), the wedge insertion tool (essential for cleanly seating the rubber wedges), side-fix base plates and plugs, drain blocks and concrete fixings.

What's Available

• Underside Cladding 2.5m - satin anodised aluminium cover that hides the underside of a base-fix channel - visually transforms the look from below on balconies and mezzanines
• Wedge Insertion and Removal Tool - the right tool for cleanly seating the rubber wedges; one tool covers many installations
• Side Fix Base Plate - extra base plate and fixing for side-fix channel mounting (mill finish)
• Side Fix Plastic Plug - small plug for finishing side-fix channel holes
• Side Fix Drain Block - plastic block fitted to side-fix channels to maintain drainage
• Concrete Screw 12.5 x 90mm - heavy-duty concrete fixing for channel installation

Frequently Asked Questions

What's in this range?
Smaller accessories and consumables for frameless glass balustrade installation - underside cladding to hide the channel base, the wedge insertion tool, side-fix base plates, plastic plugs, drain blocks and concrete fixings.

Do I need the wedge insertion tool?
Strongly recommended for any installation - the tool makes inserting the rubber wedges into the channel quick and clean. Without it you can struggle to get the wedges fully seated, which means the glass won't be clamped properly. One tool covers many installations - buy once.

What is underside cladding for?
A satin anodised aluminium cover that hides the underside of a base-fix channel - cleans up the look from underneath (visible on balconies, mezzanines etc). 2.5m length. Optional but visually transformative.

Do I need concrete screws?
Only if fixing to concrete (most installations). The screws supplied with the complete kit are the standard option; this is a spare/extra screw for top-up orders. For fixing to steel or timber substrates, use appropriate alternative fixings.

What's a drain block?
A small plastic block fitted to side-fix channels to maintain drainage. Prevents water building up behind the channel.