Poma Architectural Metals, LLC

Products

Guardrails

Infinity Glass Railings: Examples from Poma

Post Mounted Glass Railings: Examples from Poma

Custom Designed Metal Railing: Examples from Poma

Vertical Picket Railing: Examples from Poma

Lateral Picket Railing: Examples from Poma

Question & Answer: FAQ

Frequent Questions regarding Glass Railing systems

Q: Are glass railings as solid as older metal and picket railing systems? Can they withstand repeated impact from hurricane force winds? A:  Yes, glass railing systems made by Poma are tested and have Miami-Dade product approvals. They undergo rigorous certification processes, including testing the assemblies to 2x the design load. This ensures an immense safety factor, making the glass railings just as solid and structurally safe as a masonry wall without the chance of concrete deterioration. Q: How far from the balcony slab will the glass panels be, and how large will any of the gaps be between the new railing and the existing lateral structure? A:  The glass railings will typically be situated approximately 6 inches on center from the slab edge. The gaps between the railing and the structure typically range from 1-1/2 inches to 3-1/2 inches, as the code requires rejecting any gap larger than 4 inches. It should be noted that railing set back may increase due to a variety of factors such as wind pressure, concrete compressive strength, existing rebar and rebar placement, balcony type and configuration etc. Final railing set back will be determined at the time of shop drawing development.

Read more questions and answers for Condo railing replacement.

Downloads

Poma NOA (Notice of Acceptance) letters for Poma railings which meet/exceed Miami Dade Hurricane Codes.

Working with Poma

Amazing People

Work with a team that picks up the phone. We’re here to help bring your designs to life, and we’ll fight for your design throughout the entire construction process.

Ecologically Sound

Poma plays a role in your sustainability mission by using locally sourced materials with recycled content and 100% recyclable components at the end of its life cycle.

Fast Lead-time

Our production team is responsive and nimble, and our fabrication crews work in multiple shifts to complete your projects, on-time and on-budget.

Rapid Install

We design all of our systems for simple installation with basic tools. Whether using our recommended installers or local crews, Poma products reduce field time.

What clients say

All testimonials →
“POMA knocked it out of the park for us at Sovereign Condominium, a 50-story luxury high-rise in the heart of Buckhead, Georgia. The infinity rail system brought tremendous value and unobstructed views!”
JMJulie MagaldiLuxury High-Rise Condominium Operations, Sovereign Condominium · 2024Sovereign Tower →
“Our Board hired Poma to remove picket railings and install beautiful glass railings. Gotta say, best move our Association made relative to aesthetic enhancements.”
RCRichard CombsPast Board President, Oceanfront condominium · 2023Read the letter
“The POMA Infinity Rail System allowed us to safely work around existing post-tension cables. … Overall, the project was a success, and the residents were very happy with the final Infinity Rail System.”
SBSarah Blough & Will FenwickStructural Preservation Systems · 2023Sovereign Tower →Read the letter
“Concrete restoration projects can be complex and challenging, but POMA consistently approached every situation with patience and expertise.”
DWDevin WardellCommunity Association Manager, 750 Ocean, Inc. · 2025Read the letter
“Justin is the ultimate professional, setting an incredible example to his staff on both providing a quality product as well as clean, timely service at the contracted price.”
AMAlan MatusPresident, 2600 Island Boulevard Condominium Association · 2022Read the letter
“Your product speaks for itself. It has given our building a new modern look which will certainly improve our property values.”
ISIrwin SaltielPresident, 2800 Island Boulevard Condominium Association · 20212800 Williams Island →Read the letter

Pricing Guardrails for a project?