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Antex installs glass stair railings in Toronto and across the GTA for stairs, landings and open stairwells. We measure the turns, tread edges, walls and mounting surface on site before pricing. Your itemized estimate separates materials and labour, because a phone quote cannot show what the existing staircase will accept.
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Choose a post-supported, channel-mounted or glass-and-handrail layout based on the stair shape and mounting surface. The trade-off is clear: fewer visible posts can mean more reliance on the structure available for mounting.
Your project manager laser-measures the treads, stringer, floor, wall and landing before a system is selected. That visit identifies turns and finished flooring that can affect the fit and scope.
Indoor stair projects can continue through Toronto winters because the work is protected from freeze-thaw and wet weather. Material lead time still depends on availability, and you'll get an approximate installation date.
Point At the Glass Stair Railing You Want
Most people know the glass stair railing they like before they know what the system is called. Choose the options that look right for your stairs, and we'll turn those choices into a measured price after seeing the space.
We laser-measure the stair run, landings, nosings, walls and proposed mounting locations before glass is ordered. Glass suppliers temper and cut the panels to those measurements, and we polish the edges in house.
The written estimate separates materials and labour and is valid for two weeks. It changes only if you change the scope or materials, so site conditions are discussed before you approve the work.
We fabricate the posts, frames and metal railing structures in our own shop for the layout we measured. The applicable Ontario Building Code requirement is confirmed on site before installation.
One project manager stays with the job from the first visit through the final walkthrough. We provide an approximate installation date and update you at the end of each working day while the project is running.
Floors and nearby walls are covered while we work, dust is kept down, and waste is carted away. The project manager checks the finished work with you before the remaining balance is paid.
A missed tread edge, landing angle or turn can leave uneven gaps and delay the project while replacement glass is arranged.
Stairs can hide flooring transitions, wall conditions and awkward mounting surfaces. Those details can become extras when they were not reviewed before pricing.
Poorly chosen mounting points or unfinished metal work can leave a handrail or fitting that moves under normal daily use.
Custom material takes time, and poor communication can leave a household unsure when the main stair will be available again.
Working beside old wood stairs, walls and flooring without protection risks marks, dust and waste left in the home.
An interior glass stair railing can cover a straight run, a landing guard, a stair with turns, or a handrail connection at a wall. We size each layout to the actual span and mounting surface. Toronto's cold and wet seasons do not usually delay interior work, and we confirm the applicable requirement on site before the system is ordered.
We measure the parts that photographs miss, including turns, nosings, wall conditions and landing edges. The result is an estimate based on the actual staircase, not an allowance.
Posts, frames and metal structures are fabricated in our shop. The glass is tempered and cut by our suppliers to the measurements we provide.
We cover the work area, install the components, remove waste and check the finished railing. You walk through the result with the project manager before final payment.
These completed stair railing configurations show how glass, fixing methods and handrails come together on open-riser flights, enclosed stairwells and landings. Each project reflects the conditions at the stair, from available fixing faces to the level of privacy and handhold required.
Clear panels kept the open-riser flight visible while fixing from the stair stringer.
Clear communication and careful handover made the whole process easier to trust.
Wonderful experience. Antex team installed our glass shower enclosure and it looks great. Service was fast without sacrificing quality.
Anyone can hang a panel of glass. Antex is different in four ways that show up on your invoice, your calendar, and your final inspection.
You should know what is being measured, what is being ordered and when the staircase will be worked on. The process follows defined stages, with an approximate installation date and direct updates if it moves. There is no need to decide at the first visit.
We inspect and laser-measure the stair, landing, walls, treads and likely mounting locations. We discuss the system choices and confirm the applicable Ontario Building Code requirement on site. Within one to two business days, you receive an itemized estimate that is valid for two weeks.
Once you approve the estimate, we fabricate the required metal posts, frames or structures in our shop. Glass suppliers temper and cut the glass to our measurements. Your project manager provides an approximate installation date and communicates any change.
We cover floors and nearby walls before fitting the railing, then keep dust down and remove waste. The project manager checks the work, reviews care notes with you and completes the final walkthrough. The remaining 10% is paid after that walkthrough.
Book a free on-site measurement in Toronto or across the GTA before you commit to a design or compare final quotes. We'll inspect the stairs, explain suitable mounting options, and send an itemized estimate within one to two business days. Nothing needs to be signed in your home, and nothing is ordered until you approve the scope.
