Open 90-degree frameless two-way shower door hinges

Frameless shower door hinges, two-way door hinge, open 90-degree hinge

Materials: brass, zinc alloy

Finish: mirror, stain finish

Type: 180-degree shower hinge, glass door hinge for bathroom

Delivery lead time: 25-30 days after received deposit

Payment terms: 30% deposit, 70% before shipment

A side-mount hinge is similar to the door hinges in your home. One side of the hinge is anchored on the side of a frameless glass door

Other side of the hinge is mounted to a wall or another glass panel

Appearance: high end, stylish, novel structure, highlighting the personality and taste

Connect the glass door

Finish: mirror, satin

Function: connect the glass door

Feature: easy to be installed, and safe

Side-mount wall hinges avoid the need for a header or top support bar, which detracts from a frameless look

Side-mount hinges can be sealed to improve water tightness

Side-mount cons using side-mount hinges to mount a glass door to another glass panel (b/c no wall is available), may require a top header

Using glass-to-glass side-mount hinges means a second glass panel gets precision cuts to hold its end of the hinge

Adds to the total project cost

With its classic T-shape, this shower hinge is ideal for a more traditional bathroom

Made of solid brass with metal way hardware precision wound stainless steel return springs

Side-mount wall hinge is designed for a 3/8" and 1/2" glass thickness (glass thickness of 8-12mm)

Type of hinge you choose for your shower door actually affects other installation requirements for building and designing your shower, as well as cost

Understanding the impact of each hinge can help you make the best choice for your shower configuration

Two types of hinges:

• Pivot hinge, fixes to the bottom and top of your shower door (like a revolving door)

• Side-mount hinge, fixes to the side of your shower door (like doors in your house)

Use a side-mount hinge, to an adjacent glass panel

Will it mount floor-to-ceiling?

From the floor-to a header or glass transom?

Working through these decisions will dictate where other hardware is placed and how much glass fabrication (precision cutting) is required