Glas Trösch: Subtle balustrade

Date: 1 July 2022

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Date: 1 July 2022

Glass in the interior can serve as acoustic or safety-relevant boundaries without visibly restricting the spatial volume.

For the design of a condominium in Lützelflüh-Goldbach, Switzerland, our SWISSRAILINGSLIM was used as a balustrade for the upper floor of a duplex apartment.

With a beam profile thickness of 45 mm, SWISSRAILING SLIM is an extra-slim solution and also scores with integrated installation technology that simplifies handling on the construction site.

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2022-07-01T10:04:26

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