Mark & Partially Install Spigots/Posts — Install Support Posts or Clamps
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How to Install a Glass Panel Stair Railing · Step 2 of 7
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Begin by using a string or chalk line to mark the centerline of the glass rail on your deck. Once the centerline is established, precisely measure and mark the positions for all your railing components, including the glass panels, spigots, and any posts, ensuring they are aligned according to your plan. For each glass panel, you must set two spigots, one at each quarter point of the panel's width. If installing on a wooden deck, use the included 6-inch self-drilling wood screws. Before fastening, drill pilot holes and coat the fasteners with non-corrosive exterior silicone caulking to prevent wood splitting and rot. Attach each spigot or post by drilling through all four corners of its base and leveling plate. At this stage, do not tighten the screws fully, as adjustments will be needed later.
Mark & Partially Install Spigots/Posts — Install Support Posts or Clamps
Part of project
How to Install a Glass Panel Stair Railing · Step 2 of 7
In this video
Begin by using a string or chalk line to mark the centerline of the glass rail on your deck. Once the centerline is established, precisely measure and mark the positions for all your railing components, including the glass panels, spigots, and any posts, ensuring they are aligned according to your plan. For each glass panel, you must set two spigots, one at each quarter point of the panel's width. If installing on a wooden deck, use the included 6-inch self-drilling wood screws. Before fastening, drill pilot holes and coat the fasteners with non-corrosive exterior silicone caulking to prevent wood splitting and rot. Attach each spigot or post by drilling through all four corners of its base and leveling plate. At this stage, do not tighten the screws fully, as adjustments will be needed later.