GLASSLATH with gasket
The GLASSLATH with gasket is an aluminium profile with an integrated seal, designed to securely hold glass panels in railing systems.
It provides a clean finish, protects glass edges, and ensures long-lasting performance indoors and outdoors. Profiles are supplied in 3.0 m lengths and can be cut to the required size on-site as needed.
34,00 €
The GLASSLATH with gasket is a precision-engineered aluminium profile designed for securing glass panels safely and efficiently in railing system.
Its integrated gasket ensures a tight fit and guarantees long-term performance in both indoor and outdoor environments.
Lightweight but structurally strong, the profile offers a clean and minimalistic finish that complements modern architectural designs.
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Product type: Aluminium glass-supporting profile with integrated sealing gasket
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Material: Aluminium alloy EN-AW (typically 6060/6063 series)
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Gasket material: High-quality EPDM or thermoplastic rubber (UV-resistant)
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Profile function: Secures and stabilises glass inside railing
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Glass compatibility: Suitable for laminated or tempered glass (various thicknesses depending on project requirements)
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Mounting method: Inserted into glass channels, handrails, or aluminium frames
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Surface finish: RAL powder-coated
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Corrosion resistance: C3–C4 (ISO 12944-2) depending on finish
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Designed according to EN 1999-1-1 (aluminium structures)
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Meets EN 12600 requirements when used with certified safety glass
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Gasket material complies with EN 13501-1 (fire behaviour)
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UV- and temperature-resistant, ageing-resistant sealing material
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Ensures secure glass fixation without metal-to-glass contact
The GLASSLATH with gasket is ideal for:
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Aluminium and glass railing systems
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Balcony and terrace glass infills
Suitable for residential, commercial, and public buildings, offering reliable safety and a clean architectural finish.
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Profiles are wrapped in protective film to avoid scratches
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Gaskets are packed separately
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Clearly labelled for easy identification on construction sites
