Tempered 12mm glass, marine-grade 2205 stainless hardware, and a configurator that prices your exact layout in minutes. Everything you need, from one supplier.
No posts, no frames, no top rail required — just glass and precision hardware. Four component families make up every ENO system.

12mm (1/2") safety glass, polished on all four edges, in 36", 42" or 48" installed heights and widths from 4" to 84" — cut to your exact layout.
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The structural heart of the system: #2205 duplex stainless base mounts that anchor each panel to concrete, pavers or reinforced framing. Matte black or brushed satin.
Browse spigots →H-connectors for straight runs, 90° corner connectors, adjustable-angle connectors and glass-to-wall mounts — every junction covered.
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Tempered glass gates with spring-loaded self-closing hinges and self-latching locks, for pools and enclosed spaces.
View product →Most glass railing suppliers use 304 or 316 stainless steel. We don't — and it's the single biggest technical difference between systems that look identical in photos.
Every ENO spigot, connector, hinge and latch is machined from #2205 duplex stainless steel, with a Pitting Resistance Equivalent Number (PREN) of 35 — versus roughly 24 for 316 and 18 for 304. In practice, that means:
The same panels, spigots and connectors configure into any project. Pick your application.

Unobstructed views, zero maintenance, 36"–48" installed heights.
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48" installed height, self-closing gate hardware — engineered around U.S. pool barrier codes.
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Interior and exterior staircases with adjustable-angle hardware.
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Hotels, condos, restaurants — engineering support, stamped drawings, wholesale pricing.
Explore commercial railings →Glass railing quotes usually mean phone calls, site visits and waiting. We built the 2D configurator to skip all of it.
Draw your layout — straight runs, corners, stairs, gates — and the configurator calculates every panel, spigot and connector automatically, with the real price on screen as you go. Professionally installed glass railing in the U.S. typically runs $110 to $220+ per linear foot; buying the ENO system direct and installing it yourself usually costs a fraction of that.
No callbacks, no sales visit, no hidden fees. Free shipping on orders over $999, same-week delivery across the U.S. Contractors get pro pricing approval within 24 hours.
Draw your layout in the 2D configurator — it calculates panels, spigots, connectors and gates automatically, and prices it in real time.
Same-week delivery, free over $999, everywhere in the U.S. Glass arrives crated and ready to install.
DIY with our step-by-step guides — or hand the kit to your contractor. Engineering support and stamped drawings are available when your permit requires them.
A guardrail made of structural tempered glass panels held by base-mounted hardware (spigots), with no posts or frames between panels. The glass itself is the structure — which is why panel thickness and hardware grade matter more than anything else in the system.
Each panel sits in two spigots — stainless steel base mounts anchored to concrete, pavers or reinforced framing. The spigots clamp the 12mm glass and are engineered around guard-load requirements: a 200 lb concentrated load and 50 lb per linear foot.
Corrosion resistance and strength. 2205 duplex has a PREN of 35 versus about 24 for 316 — roughly 46% more pitting resistance — and about twice the yield strength. Around pools and coastal air, that's the difference between hardware that lasts 5 years and hardware that lasts 20+.
The system is engineered around standard U.S. requirements — 36"/42" guard heights, 48" pool barriers, 200 lb and 50 plf loads, sub-4" openings. Final compliance depends on your local amendments and correct installation; our team can review your layout and provide engineering support when your permit requires it.
Many of our customers do. The 2D configurator produces your exact parts list, every order includes step-by-step guides, and no specialty tools are required beyond a drill and a level. Any contractor can also install the kit — pro accounts are approved within 24 hours.
Professionally installed, typically $110 to $220+ per linear foot in the U.S. Buying the ENO system direct and self-installing usually costs significantly less — the free 2D configurator prices your exact layout instantly, with no hidden fees.
Draw your layout, place your corners and gates, and get the real number — instantly, online, for free.