Solar Railing
Turning Railings/Balconies into Smart Energy-Generating Spaces
Safety, Transparency and Solar Power — Built into One Architectural System.
Semi-transparent photovoltaic glass transforms balconies, terraces and elevated walkways into discreet sources of clean energy—without compromising views, safety or architectural design.
More Than a Railing
Turn an essential building element into an energy-generating asset.
Solar Railing combines architectural safety glazing with semi-transparent photovoltaic technology. It replaces conventional glass balustrades while generating electricity from exposed balcony and terrace surfaces.
Clean Energy Generation
Generates electricity from previously unused vertical surfaces.
Uninterrupted Views
Maintains natural light and visual connection with the surroundings.
Integrated Safety
Laminated safety glass designed for architectural railing applications.
Premium Architecture
Clean detailing with discreet electrical connections and concealed cabling.
Designed for Modern Buildings
Hotels & Resorts
Premium solar balustrades for guest balconies, terraces and rooftop spaces.
Residential Balconies & Apartments
Energy-generating glass balustrades for apartments and private residences.
Commercial Buildings
Integrated solar railing systems for offices and mixed-use developments.
Walkways & Public Spaces
Durable solar barriers for elevated walkways, bridges and public terraces.
Engineered as a Complete System
Engineered as a Complete Solar Railing System
Solar Railing is designed as an integrated architectural system rather than a standalone PV panel. Electrical connections and cabling can be concealed within the railing frame, maintaining a clean and uninterrupted appearance.
Engineered for Structural Protection
Laminated and toughened photovoltaic safety glass, continuously retained within a four-sided aluminium frame with a minimum effective glass bite of 10 mm.
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Unlocking Energy from Vertical Building Surfaces
Vertical solar installations can capture valuable morning, afternoon and winter sunlight while using areas that conventional rooftop PV systems cannot reach.
Unlike rooftop solar, balcony-mounted PV can distribute electricity generation across different times of day. East- and west-facing installations can support morning and late-afternoon demand, while south-facing systems provide stronger overall annual yield.
Hotel Balcony Retrofit, Swansea
A semi-transparent solar railing system designed to replace conventional balcony glazing while generating electricity from the building’s exposed elevations. Concealed cabling maintains a clean architectural appearance without compromising balcony views.
Product: Solar Railing — Semi-Transparent PV Balustrade
Railing Area: 23 m²
Installed Capacity: 2.4 kWp
Annual Power Generation: 2047 kWh/year
Glass Configuration: 22 mm Laminated Safety PV Glass
Transparency: 30%
Installation: Concealed Base-Shoe Connection System
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