Dream Rail Glass Railing featured in Spring issue of Connecticut Home & Garden

May 08, 2009 13:17

Thermal Industries' Dream^®Rail Glass Rail System was featured in the Spring 2009 issue of Connecticut Home & Garden Magazine in an article regarding "Designing for Outdoor Space."

The article reads as follows:

When your view is as important as the need to contain a space, consider seeing right through the problem. How about a deck railing that stops the kids while savoring the scenery?

This Dream^®Rail Glass Rail by Thermal Industries is made of 3/8-inch tempered safety glass, and is available in 6-foot and 8-foot lengths. It partners beautifully with the Dream Rail Vinyl Railing system that includes balusters, pickets, post covers and caps (36 or 42 inches high). Check your sight-lines wile seated or lounging to determine how high your railing should be.

White or earthtone colors are avilable. Post caps come in four shpaes, including a ball, and New England-style square. the railing system meets pool-code requirements, according to the manufacturer.

The upside for your upper deck is a low-maintenance, durable (aluminum-reinforced) and attractive boundary. The vinyl decking, said to stay comfortable to the touch even in the hot sue, is thermal's Dream Deck 3000, available in white, earthtone and gray through home improvement dealers.

Thermal Industries' South Windsor, CT location: 860-289-1276; www.thermalindustries.com.

View the printed article here: "Designing for Outdoor Space; Setting Boundaries"