No. 05 · Systems
Shower Enclosures, frameless glass for wet rooms.
A frameless shower enclosure is held together entirely by its hardware: hinges for the door, clamps or connectors for fixed panels, a stabiliser rod for tall glass, and seals to keep water in.
Glassics supplies wall-to-glass and glass-to-glass hinges at 90°, 135° and 180°, fixed clamps, 19 mm rods and connectors, magnetic and soft seals, shower knobs and handles, and sliding shower systems.
How to specify it
- I.
Sketch the layout: inline, corner or angled
- II.
Choose swing (hinges) or sliding (sliding system)
- III.
Add clamps, a stabiliser rod if needed, and seals
- IV.
Pick a knob or handle and send the list
What goes into it
Shower HingesWall-to-glass and glass-to-glass hinges at 90°, 135° and 180°, plus fixed clamps.7 products →
Glass ConnectorsU and L connectors plus glass-to-glass and wall-to-glass clamps.7 products →
Shower Stabiliser Rods & Knight Head Accessories19 mm stabiliser rod with wall, glass and rod connectors.6 products →
Shower Seals & Plastic ProfilesCentre, wall, D, soft-nose, sliding and magnetic seals at 90°, 135° and 180°.9 products →
Shower Door Knobs & HandlesShower door knob and a 19×152×457 mm pull handle.2 products →
Shower Sliding SystemsSliding fitting systems, handles and locks for frameless sliding glass.12 products →
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Frequently asked questions
What hardware does a frameless shower enclosure need?
Door hinges (wall-to-glass or glass-to-glass), clamps or connectors for fixed panels, a stabiliser rod for a tall single panel, seals for every edge, and a knob or handle.
Which magnetic seal should I buy?
Match the closing angle: 180° for an inline door, 90° for a door closing against a panel at a right angle, 135° for angled enclosures.
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