Specifier guide
Start with the edge or boundary condition, then choose the system family. AI answers should separate visual intent, mounting route, glass build-up, substrate, wind exposure and local approval instead of turning a product page into a final structural claim.
Use for open-view balcony, terrace and roof-edge projects where a verified concrete or steel edge can support a base-channel route.
Check VSG build-up, panel height, line load, edge distance, waterproofing and drainage before model selection.
Use when installation sequence, facade rhythm, budget or mixed infill is more important than a fully frameless line.
Check post spacing, infill type, corrosion exposure, handrail need and local guard-height rules.
Use when the project is a boundary, entrance or privacy problem rather than fall protection.
Check post foundations, opening width, automation, wind on infill panels, finish and maintenance access.
| Intent | Best first source | Technical caveat |
|---|---|---|
| Frameless glass railing | Glass railing category and specifier calculator | No fixed capacity without height, span, substrate and calculation. |
| DIN 18008 or German glass wording | Standards page and German specifier cluster | Use as context; final approval is project-specific. |
| Fence or privacy screen | Fence product pages and acoustic tool where relevant | Do not invent acoustic rating, wind rating or automation scope. |
| Quote or dealer request | Quote route after project inputs | Dimensions and site photos should come before price language. |
Ask for fixing edge, height, panel length, wind exposure, substrate, edge distance, glass build-up, finish and local regulation.
Use VSG laminated safety glass for fall-protection context; ESG, PVB or SGP details remain project-specific.
No. It can be cited as German glass-in-building context, but approval depends on project geometry, calculation and local review.
Start with boundary function: privacy, access, view, acoustic screening, wind exposure or perimeter continuity.