Glass Spigot Description
This Square floor-entry glass spigot for railing is used for glass up to 12mm and is suitable for concrete floors and poured concrete floors such as swimming pool fences and garden fences. This type of spigot is mounted directly to the floor, which allows for a clean and unobtrusive installation. The base of the spigot is typically bolted onto a solid foundation such as concrete, ensuring a secure and stable setup.
Spigots for glass railing come in various finishes, such as brushed stainless steel, polished stainless steel, and black, which can complement different décor styles and enhance the visual appeal of the railing system. Glass railing spigots often feature clamps, gaskets, or other mechanisms that provide a stable connection between the spigot and the glass, ensuring a safe and reliable installation.
Glass Spigot Specifications
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Product Name |
Square Floor-entry Glass Spigot |
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Outline Dimension |
80mm*104mm*104mm |
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Glass Thickness |
12mm |
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Weight |
1.20Kg |
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Finish |
Classic Satin/Mirror |
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Material |
Duplex Stainless Steel 2205, Stainless Steel 304/316 |
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Application |
Pool/Glass Railing |
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Casting Process |
Siica Sol Technics Lost-wax Process |
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Certifications |
Australian Standard Test/Patent Certificate/IATF16949/ISO9001/ISO14001/TUV/PED/AD2000 |
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OEM |
Available |
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Annual Output |
2000MT |
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Tooling Leadtime |
2--4 Week |
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Delivery Time |
4--5 Week |
Package Specification
Plastic Bag, Bubble Bag.
Paper Carton, Wooden Case, or as Required.
Note
Proper installation is crucial and typically involves drilling into the floor to secure the base of the spigot with bolts. The glass is then carefully placed into the spigot and secured using internal grips or clamps. It is essential that the installation surface is level and strong enough to support the weight of the glass and withstand the forces exerted by use and environmental conditions.
This spigot for glass railing is an economical product, which reduces the weight of the product as much as possible and lowers the cost. Ensure the spigots are compatible with the type of glass panel being used, considering factors like thickness, weight, and edge treatment. The installation process may vary depending on the specific design of the spigot and the requirements of the railing system.
