Classic Glass Staircases

Classic glass staircases from Jarrrods add a minimalistic design statement to your hallway and your home. This stunning design allows light to flood into an area that may often be deemed too dark.

This option makes hallways become much more spacious in appearance and creates an air of sophistication with a classic and traditional feel. The majority of projects are completed in just 24 hours, contact us online today to speak to a member of our design team.

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Integrated glass

Choosing an integrated glass staircase renovation offers a simple, clean interior design that suits a wide range of homes, from modern new builds through to renovated period properties looking to introduce a more contemporary element. It is minimalistic and doesn't detract attention from any surrounding wood, which means the natural grain of your treads, handrail and newel posts is allowed to take centre stage rather than competing with the balustrade.

At Jarrods, each glass panel sits neatly within the hand and base rail and creates a very clean and seamless design statement, with no exposed brackets, posts or fixings to interrupt the line of the staircase. The result is a balustrade that feels almost weightless, allowing light to travel freely through the stairwell and giving the whole space a more open, considered feel. For a more open-tread alternative, explore our floating staircases.

Straight oak staircase with closed wooden treads, a square newel post and clear glass panels fitted within the wooden handrail and base rail.

Overhead view of a turning carpeted staircase with oak-framed glass balustrades beneath flower-shaped pendant lights.

Grey staircase with glass balustrades, a stainless steel handrail and matching flush cupboard doors beneath the stairs.

View down a light carpeted staircase beside a square oak newel post and integrated glass landing panels framed by oak rails.

Oak staircase renovation with glass balustrades, square posts, an understair cupboard and a rounded bottom step, with a small before inset.

Straight white staircase with grey stringers, recessed step lighting, a glass balustrade and a stainless steel handrail.

Carpeted oak staircase with clear glass balustrades and a wooden handrail beside black floral wallpaper in a wood-floored hallway.

Close-up of clear landing glass secured by metal brackets within an oak frame, with matching glass stair balustrades visible below.

White open-riser staircase with beige carpet runners, oak newel posts and bracketed glass balustrades in a bright wood-floored hallway.

Beige carpeted turning staircase with oak-framed integrated glass balustrades, square posts and a rounded carpeted bottom step on a wooden floor.

Side view of an oak staircase with clear glass panels integrated into the wooden rails above a white understair wall and dark hallway floor.

View up a staircase during renovation with unfinished wooden treads and new oak-framed integrated glass balustrades continuing around the landing.

Pale oak staircase with integrated glass panels and a matching stairwell balustrade beside dark wooden flooring.

New oak staircase with integrated glass balustrades, a square newel post and closed wooden treads, with protective wrapping at the bottom step.

Straight pale oak staircase with integrated glass panels, square wooden posts and a matching glass-fronted upper landing in a white hallway.

Oak-framed integrated glass balustrades separating a raised tiled area from a sunken living room overlooking the garden.

Oak staircase with prominent natural grain, integrated glass balustrades and a rounded feature step beside a wooden hallway door.

Grey carpeted staircase with integrated oak and glass balustrades and two broad wooden feature steps beside a wall of framed photographs.

Grey carpeted turning staircase with oak rails, integrated glass panels and a rounded oak feature step in a narrow white hallway.

Cream carpeted turning staircase with oak-framed glass balustrades, a rounded oak feature step and a matching upper landing in a bright tiled hall.

Clear glass balustrades enclosed by square oak posts and matching rails around a cream carpeted upstairs landing and stairwell.

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We recently refurbished our home and replaced a bland 80’s plank style staircase with a beautiful oak and glass staircase from the team at Jarrods. Right from the design phase, through the survey and final installation, the Jarrods team have made things very easy, enjoyable and have provided a very professional service. The after sales support and project management has been amazing and the installation team were real craftsmen that did a wonderful job and were fun to work with. The final installation has transformed the internal appearance of our home and all of our friends and neighbours have said the same. We now have a very modern and contemporary staircase that has created a very open, light and easy on the eye environment for us – exactly what we wanted. We also loved the way the designer introduced some innovations like ‘all glass’ corners, which avoided the need for corner posts to make things more open and a feature step. The removal of the old staircase and installation was also fully completed in less than a week, with all waste being removed and our home being left clean and tidy. These also helped reduce costs so that we had a cost effective solution that was much appreciated. All-n-all a first class experience with a 5 star service. We would highly recommend Jarrods expert staircase team to anybody considering a new staircase.

Frank & Linda Rodriguez

Bracketed Glass

Our family-run business offers two designs within our bracketed glass staircase renovations, each suited to a different style of existing staircase.

Inline bracketed glass creates a straight line from the top to bottom and is suited to closed string staircases. The glass is cut in line and parallel to the handrail and base rail and offers a smooth and simple design statement, drawing the eye along the full length of the flight in one clean run.

Stepped or saw tooth bracketed glass creates a design that is stepped with each tread and riser and is suited to cut string staircases. The glass follows the natural rhythm of the staircase, giving each step its own clear visual moment and producing a more characterful, traditional feel that suits period properties and renovated homes.

We offer a range of metal finishes to our glass and handrail brackets, from satin black and antique pewter through to aged bronze and brushed nickel. We try to match them to our clients existing interior ironmongery as complimenting such details encourages the staircase and hallway to become a room within its own right, rather than a thorough fair. Contact us to discuss the options for your home.

Low-angle view of an oak staircase and gallery landing with clear glass panels secured by metal brackets between square wooden posts.

View down a turning oak staircase with clear glass balustrades, square wooden posts and matching rails around a tiled intermediate landing.

Pale painted staircase with grey wooden treads, a square newel post and glass panels secured by metal brackets beside a trailing plant.

Oak turning staircase with clear glass panels secured by metal brackets and a fitted double-door wooden cupboard beneath the intermediate landing.

Turning oak staircase with wedge-shaped wooden treads, tall square posts and bracketed glass panels continuing around the stairwell.

Oak staircase with bracketed glass panels, square newel posts and a rounded wooden bottom step beneath a matching glass gallery landing.

Cream carpeted staircase with white stringers, square oak newel posts and clear glass balustrades held by metal brackets across several levels.

Straight oak staircase with clear glass balustrades, square wooden posts and a rounded bottom step above dark parquet flooring.

Oak staircase and landing with clear glass balustrades, square newel posts and matching wooden handrails, viewed from above.

Oak staircase and upper landing with square wooden posts, matching handrails and clear glass panels held by metal brackets beside a large window.

Straight oak staircase with integrated glass balustrades, a square newel post, a rounded bottom step and small recessed lights along the wall-side stringer.

Carpeted oak staircase with integrated glass panels, tall square newel posts and a rectangular wooden feature step above parquet flooring.

Oak open-riser staircase with integrated glass panels, square newel posts and a rounded wooden bottom step beneath a matching upper flight.

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Classic Glass Staircases

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