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# Choose a FLIGHT Glass Railing Style
Compare integrated and stair-compatible glass railing options for FLIGHT stairs, landings, and level runs.
Glass keeps the stair open and lets the architecture stay visible.
If you prefer cable instead, see [Choose a FLIGHT Cable Railing Style](/guides/planning/how-can-i-customize-my-flight-staircase/choose-a-flight-cable-railing-style.md).
### Vedera
Vedera is the most integrated glass option for FLIGHT.
It delivers zero exposed hardware and crystal clear glass. Proprietary hardware anchors the panels into the treads, then tread-matching end slices cover the connection for a continuous wood grain and clean sightline. Pair it with a matching wood cap rail or a metal top cap.
**Use case**\
Stairs\
Landings
**Mounting**\
Side
[Download Vedera spec sheet](https://www.viewrail.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Vedera-Tread-Exploded-View-1.pdf)
### Stair-compatible glass systems
Use these systems on the stair run. Then pair them with matching or complementary systems on landings and balconies.
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### Hydrophobic coating
Invisible Shield® PRO 15 helps protect the glass from soiling, staining, pitting, and scratches. It is available on all glass types.
Learn more about [hydrophobic glass coating](https://www.viewrail.com/glass-railing/hydrophobic-glass-coating/).
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