The UNIKIM Glass Clamp Stainless Steel Standoff is the ultimate hardware solution for achieving a modern, “floating” glass look in any architectural project. Precision-engineered from high-grade AISI 316 or 304 stainless steel, these standoffs provide exceptional structural support for frameless glass railings, signage, and partitions. Designed to be side-mounted (fascia mount), they maximize floor space while offering a minimalist aesthetic that complements both residential and commercial decors. With a corrosion-resistant finish and adjustable components for perfect glass alignment, the Glass Clamp Stainless Steel Standoff ensures a secure

Why Choose UNIKIM Standoffs?

• Space Optimization: By mounting to the side of stairs or balconies (fascia mounting), these standoffs keep the entire floor area clear and usable.

• Unobstructed Views: The minimalist profile of the pin-style fixings creates a seamless, transparent barrier that highlights the beauty of your surroundings.

• Exceptional Durability: Crafted from marine-grade 316 stainless steel, these components are built to withstand harsh weather, salt spray, and heavy daily use without rusting.

Key Features:

• Material: Premium AISI 304 or 316 Stainless Steel for indoor/outdoor versatility.

• Adjustability: Built-in adjustable threading allows for precision leveling of glass panels post-installation.

• Safety Gaskets: High-quality silicone/EPDM rubber gaskets protect the glass from metal contact and vibrations.

• Finish Options: Available in brushed satin, mirror-polished, or matte black to match any design theme.

Applications:

• Frameless glass railings for modern balconies and terraces.

• Side-mounted glass balustrades for staircases and mezzanines.

• High-end architectural glass signage and corporate branding displays.

• Glass partition walls in offices and luxury retail spaces.

FAQs

1. What is the difference between a glass clamp and a glass standoff pin?

A glass clamp typically attaches to a post or a flat wall to “grip” the edge of the glass panel. In contrast, a glass standoff (or pin) is a cylindrical fitting that passes through a pre-drilled hole in the glass. Standoffs create a “floating” effect by holding the glass away from the mounting surface, whereas clamps usually hold the glass flush against the support structure.

2. Is it safe to use glass standoffs for high-traffic commercial areas?

Yes, when manufactured from high-tensile stainless steel like UNIKIM’s 316 series, standoffs are incredibly safe. They are engineered to handle significant wind loads and human impact. For commercial settings, ensure the substrate (concrete or steel) is structurally sound, as the standoff relies on the strength of the anchor to support the leverage of heavy tempered or laminated glass panels.