Edgetec Infinity® Frameless Glass Balustrade
by Juralco
Invercargill, New Zealand
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Edgetec Infinity® Frameless Glass Balustrade is a Cantilevered top or face fix system that offers a sleek linear design, for clear views. Manufactured from architectural grade aluminium, the proprietary Infinity clamps fix the 12mm/15mm toughened glass panels without a requirement for holes in the glass. Drawing from the patented technology of the Edgetec Mini Post – Infinity is adjustable, even if the deck moves after installation.
Custom coloured with a choice of over 40 standard Dulux powder coat finishes, Infinity balustrade clamps is set at regular centres, with alignment via a continuous backplate. A matching continuous linear front cover plate and a 38mm x 30mm interlinking top rail finish off the system, producing a low profile modern look.
Product Details
- Product
- Edgetec Infinity® Frameless Glass Balustrade
- Category
- Glass Balustrades
- Sold by
- Juralco
- Range
- Edgetec®
- Brand
- Juralco Infinity® Frameless Glass Balustrade
- Warranty
- 5 years
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Edgetec Infinity® Frameless Glass Balustrade is a Cantilevered top or face fix system that offers a sleek linear design, for clear views.
Manufactured from architectural grade aluminium, the proprietary Infinity clamps fix the 12mm/15mm toughened glass panels without a requirement for holes in the glass. Drawing from the patented technology of the Edgetec Mini Post – Infinity is adjustable, even if the deck moves after installation.
Custom coloured with a choice of over 40 standard Dulux powder coat finishes, Infinity balustrade clamps is set at regular centres, with alignment via a continuous backplate. A matching continuous linear front cover plate and a 38mm x 30mm interlinking top rail finish off the system, producing a low profile modern look.
- Specs
- Can be top fixed (fitted to deck top) or face fixed (fitted to the front of deck face)
- Glass panels don't need holes in glass panels for fitting (less finishing work required)
- Available with 12mm or 15mm thick glass (requires top rail)
- Also available in 13.5mm or 17.52mm thick laminated SentryGlas (no top rail required)
- Widely installed and very popular frameless balustrade for its sleek linear design
- Scope of use
- Occupancy Types A, A Other, B, E, C3 Residential & C3 Commercial
- Suitable for Pool Fencing (fully compliant)
- Interlinking top rail. 2 styles
- Glass options: toughened safety or SentryGlas
- Face or Top fix
- Benefits
- Enjoy Clear Views
- 12mm/15mm Toughened Glass
- Designed and Assembled in New Zealand
- Available in Wide Range of Dulux® Powder Coat Colours
- Complies with NZS1170, NZS4223.3.2016 & FOSP Act 1987 \
- Suitable for Occupancy Types A, A Other, B, E, C3 Residential & C3 Commercial
- Matching Hydraulic Pool Gate & Panel Clip Hardware
- 5 Year Warranty*
- NZ Patent 630364
- Performance
- 5-year manufacturers warranty
- 15 or 25 Year Dulux Powder Coating surface finish warranty
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Edgetec Infinity® Frameless Glass Balustrade
The Edgetec Infinity® Frameless Glass Balustrade is supplied by Juralco. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Juralco lists on ArchiPro.
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Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Summit House by Four Walls Architecture, Remuera Patio & Retaining Restoration by CCS and Godfrey House by GNR Studio. See how it was used in a finished space.
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