Will this hardware fit my shower glass?
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On this page
Glass hardware has to match the glass it holds. The finish only decides how it looks.
Glass thickness
Each clamp, handle and bar is made for a range of glass thicknesses. Measure your glass, or find the thickness on the original order, and compare it with the range on the product page.
Holes in the glass
Most parts fix through holes drilled in the glass. The hole size and the distance between holes have to match the part. Tempered glass cannot be drilled after it is made, so a new hole pattern means new glass.
Load
Parts that carry weight, such as support bars, are made for a certain glass size and weight. Check the figures on the product page against your panel.
When in doubt
Ask your installer or your glass fabricator. Nothing on this site confirms that a part fits your glass.
Shop
Each product page lists its own measurements and requirements. Check them against your bathroom before you order.
More help
- Measuring your opening
- Delivery
- Returns
- Warranty
- Sliding or hinged shower doors: how they differ
- Sliding doors for a bathtub or a walk-in shower
- Choosing a hardware finish
- LED mirrors: size and power
- Smart toilets: rough-in and power
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