Glass Bracket Description
The matte black frameless shower glass bracket square provides stability and support for the panel, while the matte black stainless steel finish offers a sleek and contemporary aesthetic touch to your bathroom. These glass brackets attach directly to a wall surface and secure the glass panel from the side. They are square-shaped to fit the corner of the glass panel.
The frameless shower glass bracket is suitable for 8-10MM glass, they are made of high-quality stainless steel, is used for its durability and corrosion resistance.
Glass Bracket Specifications
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Product Name |
Shelf Bracket |
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Outline Dimension |
50mm*10.5mm*25mm |
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Glass Thickness |
8-10mm |
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Weight |
0.09Kg |
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Finish |
Classic Satin/Mirror Powder Coat Matte Black/White PVD-Black/Gold/Rose Gold/Gun Grey (We can do anti-fingerprint if necessary) Anti-conductive Black/White Transparent Satin/Mirror |
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Material |
Duplex stainless steel 2205, Stainless steel 304/316 |
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Application |
Stair railing, Balcony, Handrail, Balustrade |
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Casting Process |
Silica Sol Technics with 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 Weeks |
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Delivery Time |
4--5 Weeks |
Package Specification
Plastic Bag, Bubble Bag.
Paper Carton, Wooden Case, or as Required.
Note
The frameless shower glass bracket is typically installed on the wall of the shower enclosure using screws or other mounting hardware. The bracket is designed for use with frameless glass panels commonly found in modern shower enclosures. It is important to ensure that the size and weight capacity of the bracket match the specifications of the glass panels being used.
Stainless steel is relatively easy to maintain and clean, making the bracket a practical choice for a shower environment where moisture and humidity are present. Regular cleaning with a mild detergent and soft cloth can help preserve the appearance of the bracket.
