JH-B Balustrade System adopts a frameless design, securely fixed through top-mounted connections and channel clamps. The system offers flexible configurations to accommodate various design forms. Installation is adjustable, allowing fine-tuning of glass alignment both horizontally and vertically. With a streamlined, transparent appearance, the system has undergone rigorous load and safety testing, fully complying with national and regional standards.

How the Glass Balustrade System Works

The JH-B frameless balustrade uses a concealed support concept to keep visible structural components to a minimum.

● Top-Mounted Connection – the system is fixed to the supporting building structure from the top, providing a stable base for the glass assembly.

● Channel Clamp Fixing – glass panels are securely retained within the supporting channel while maintaining a clean external appearance.

● Adjustable Glass Alignment – horizontal and vertical adjustment allows installers to fine-tune individual panels after positioning.

● Continuous Glass Appearance – reduced visible framing creates uninterrupted sightlines across balconies and facade edges.

The final fixing arrangement can be coordinated according to structural conditions, architectural details and project-specific load requirements.

Applications of Glass Balustrade Systems

The JH-B Glass Balustrade System can be incorporated into different building areas where edge protection, transparency and architectural continuity are required.

Typical applications include:

● High-rise balconies
● Commercial building terraces
● Podium and roof terraces
● Atriums and mezzanines
● Stair and circulation areas
● Hotels and residential developments
● Office and mixed-use buildings
● Public architectural spaces

For facade projects, balustrade interfaces can be coordinated with adjacent curtain wall, cladding and floor-edge details.

Safety and Structural Performance

A balustrade system must safely transfer horizontal and impact loads from the glass into the supporting building structure. For this reason, JANGHO evaluates the glass, fixing channel, connection details and supporting substrate as an integrated system.

Key engineering considerations include:

● Design line loads
● Glass strength and configuration
● Fixing and anchoring conditions
● Edge and connection details
● Wind exposure on external balconies
● Building movement and tolerances
● Applicable project safety standards

System configuration can therefore be developed according to the requirements of each building and local design code.

The JH-B Balustrade System can be coordinated with curtain walls, window walls, metal cladding and other facade systems to create consistent interfaces around balconies and building edges.

During facade engineering, JANGHO can consider:

● balustrade-to-slab connections
● interfaces with curtain wall framing
● balcony waterproofing zones
● floor-edge and cladding details
● glass alignment with facade modules
● architectural sightlines and finishes

This integrated approach helps avoid treating the balustrade as an isolated component and supports better coordination across the complete building envelope.