Frequently Asked Questions About Shower Door Hardware
Need help selecting shower door hardware? These frequently asked questions cover product selection, materials, glass compatibility, technical drawings, OEM options, samples, finishes, MOQ, and quotation requirements.
1. What types of shower door hardware does MAXIMA supply?
MAXIMA supplies a complete range of hardware for frameless shower enclosures, including shower door hinges, glass clamps, shower door handles, glass door knobs, shower support-bar connectors, and bathroom hardware accessories.
Different product categories are available for wall-to-glass, glass-to-glass, fixed-panel, folding-door, support-bar, hotel, wholesale, and OEM applications.
3. What materials are available for MAXIMA shower door hardware?
Material depends on the product category and individual model.
MAXIMA’s current product range includes hardware made from brass, SUS304 stainless steel, glass combined with SUS304, zinc alloy, and other model-specific materials.
For example, many shower hinges and connectors are available in brass, while many current bathroom accessory collections use SUS304 stainless steel. Buyers should confirm the material specification of the selected model before ordering.
2. How do I choose the right shower door hardware for my enclosure?
Start by confirming the shower enclosure configuration and the function of each hardware component.
For example:
- Moving glass door: shower door hinges
- Fixed glass panel: glass clamps
- Door opening: handles or knobs
- Support bar system: shower door connectors
- Bathroom matching set: bathroom hardware accessories
You should then confirm the glass thickness, dimensions, installation angle, material, finish, and model-specific technical drawing before ordering.
4. What glass thicknesses are compatible with MAXIMA shower hardware?
Glass thickness compatibility varies by product and model.
Different MAXIMA shower hinges, glass clamps, knobs, and other glass-mounted hardware are designed for different tempered-glass thickness ranges. Some product drawings show applications such as 6–10 mm or 6–12 mm glass, but one thickness range should not be applied to every product.
Always confirm the selected model’s technical drawing before glass cutting, drilling, or tempering.
