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# Architectural Railing Systems (2026) -- Page 84

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SECTION 3
FHC FRAMELESS POINT SUPPORTED RAILING STANDOFF SYSTEMS
FHC Frameless Point Supported Glass Railing Standoff Systems 
offer a modern aesthetic, and are architecturally desirable to 
designers and property owners for a wide variety of applications. 
Our point-supported glass railing systems side mount to a 
balcony/stair case using either a steel back plate or, for a 
minimalist design, the standoff body. They are designed to hold 
1/2" to 13/16" thick tempered or laminated glass panels, to give 
the appearance of floating glass. Made from 316 stainless steel, 
our Frameless Point Supported Railing Standoffs are intended 
for both interior and exterior applications offering a clean, 
contemporary high-end look with unobstructed views and added 
safety, while holding up against the elements. 
For more information about our Frameless Point Supported 
Glass Railing Standoff Systems, or to get a quote for your project, 
contact our Business Development Team at (888) 295-4531 or 
via email at railings@fhc-usa.com. We look forward to assisting 
you with your railing design.
SECTION
05 7300
CSI DIVISION 05
	- 2" Diameter or Square Standoff Designs
	- 316 Grade Stainless Steel for Interior and 
Exterior Applications
	- For 1/2" to 13/16" Thick Tempered Glass
	- Three Architectural Finishes Available
	- Can be Custom Manufactured to  
Meet Your Specifications
FHC Frameless Point 
Supported Railing 
Standoff Systems
Standoffs
Visit fhc-usa.com to search for
Enter the Item Number or scan QR code with  
your smartphone for complete product details
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E X P E R I E N C E  A N D  I N N O V A T I O N
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Typical Railing Standoff Layout
60" Recommended Maximum 
Glass Panel Width
Overall 
Height 
Varies
Equal
Equal
6"
6"
1.5" Minimum
4" Minimum
CL
CL
CL
42"
Line of Finished Floor
See SECTION 2 
(Pages 49-80) for Top Rail 
options
See SECTION 5 
(Pages 109-128) for Handrail 
options