I have an aluminum railing on my glass balcony that has come loose at the corner and started to wobble. No matter which craftsman I call, they are not willing to come for such a small "small job". I wonder if anyone here knows how to push it in and screw it tight? Because there aren’t any real screws to tighten except for a hex set screw that disappears when I push the railing, see attached video.
It looks like stainless steel, which it usually is.
It's hard to tell from the film which screw is intended to secure the loose part.
If you don't care about being able to take it apart, there are excellent adhesives to use. For example, the one below from Q-railing I have used several times myself. However, I wouldn't be surprised if it is actually a Loctite product in branded packaging, as it behaves very much like Loctite Cylindrical fastener.
It can advantageously be used with an accelerator so it cures faster and becomes even stronger.
But for your purpose, it should suffice even without, it becomes astonishingly strong.
https://www.bygghemma.se/inredning-...3SXxWqN4IOV8_QancRV3ZOXep3OTX3FIaArL9EALw_wcB
It's hard to tell from the film which screw is intended to secure the loose part.
If you don't care about being able to take it apart, there are excellent adhesives to use. For example, the one below from Q-railing I have used several times myself. However, I wouldn't be surprised if it is actually a Loctite product in branded packaging, as it behaves very much like Loctite Cylindrical fastener.
It can advantageously be used with an accelerator so it cures faster and becomes even stronger.
But for your purpose, it should suffice even without, it becomes astonishingly strong.
https://www.bygghemma.se/inredning-...3SXxWqN4IOV8_QancRV3ZOXep3OTX3FIaArL9EALw_wcB
If it is an apartment, contact the board/fault report. It is not your responsibility in that case.