Floating Stairs
From custom homes to interior remodels, floating stairs create a striking architectural focal point while maintaining an open, modern feel.
Titan Architectural Products works closely with homeowners and contractors to coordinate design, structural detailing, fabrication, finishing, and installation. Each staircase is built around the architecture of your space, combining clean lines, quality materials, and lasting performance.
Mono Stringer Stairs
Mono stringer stairs feature a single central steel support, creating a clean, open appearance with minimal visible structure.
Titan designs the supporting steelwork around the staircase layout and surrounding architecture, pairing the central stringer with custom treads for a refined, contemporary finish.
Double Stringer Stairs
Double stringer stairs (also known as dual stringer stairs) use two structural supports to create a balanced, architectural foundation beneath the treads.
Titan coordinates the stringers, tread materials, dimensions, and finishes to complement the space, delivering a streamlined staircase with a distinctive structural profile.
Cantilever Stairs
Cantilever staircases create a dramatic floating effect by supporting the treads from a concealed or integrated structural system - often times the wall itself.
Titan develops each design around the building's structural conditions, tread selection, and architectural details to achieve a clean, uninterrupted appearance that feels intentional within the space.
Staircases That Make A Statement
Floating stairs bring together structural engineering, carefully selected materials, and precise detailing to create a staircase that becomes part of the architecture.
Titan coordinates the steel supports, wood or other tread materials, connections, finishes, and installation requirements from the early design stages through completion.
One team. Multiple materials. One complete system.
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Crafted Through Experience
Titan brings design-assist, detailing, fabrication, finishing, and installation together within one coordinated process. Our team works across steel, glass, hardwood, and other materials, allowing the railing to be developed as part of the larger architectural system—not as a separate product added at the end.
Custom Detailing
Every railing is detailed around the project's dimensions, architecture, materials, and installation conditions.
Lifetime Guarantee
Titan's interior stairs and railings are backed by our lifetime guarantee.
Built for Application
Titan considers structural requirements, connections, materials, and applicable building codes as part of the detailing and installation process.
Built In-House
Supporting components are detailed and fabricated by Titan, allowing the materials, connections, and finishes to be coordinated before installation.
One Coordinated Process
From design-assist and detailing through fabrication, finishing, and installation, Titan's team coordinates the complete railing system.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The cost of a glass railing varies depending on the complexity of the project (ex- curved versus straight), the quality if the material chosen (ex- tempered versus laminated glass, steel type, etc.), and the glass railing style chosen. We do offer a free consultation for all projects, so contact us and we can get you an accurate estimate for your specific project.
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The 3 main types of glass railing systems are:
Frameless Glass Railing Systems: Glass panels held in place by base shoes or standoffs with no vertical posts.
Semi-Framed Glass Railing Systems: Glass panels are supported by a vertical post, but no top or bottom rail.
Framed Glass Railing Systems: Glass panels are fully enclosed by a frame.
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Yes! The glass used for glass railings is either tempered glass or laminated glass, both of which are highly durable and impact resistant.
In addition to the type of glass used, the style or installation method for glass railings contributes to their safety. There are strict standards that all railings must meet in order to meet modern building codes. We ensure that all glass railings installed meet the current building codes, so not only will your glass railing be beautiful, but structurally sound and safe as well.
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