Trex Commercial Products: NASA Marshall Space Flight Center

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Date: 15 December 2020

Stainless steel handrails were applied along stairs and landings

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Date: 15 December 2020

This project called for more than 750 linear feet of our Track Rail shoe-mounted, structural glass railing, utilizing an optional frosted glass finish.

The beautiful stair design forged an opportunity for our railing to become a stunning focal point. We were later called upon to provide a stainless steel top cap for the entire railing system.

Location: Huntsville, Alabama
Architect: Thomas, Miller & Partners, PLLC
Contractor: B.L. Harbert International

Expansive runs of frosted glass foster beautiful flowing lines, creating a veritable architectural sculpture

The addition of a stainless top cap added glass edge protection and rigidity

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