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Shower Glass Hardware & Fittings

Brackets, hinges, rails, knobs and seals for frameless and semi-frameless shower screens — in gunmetal, brushed bronze and more.

Why choose shower glass hardware from Lamex

  • Glass-to-glass and glass-to-wall brackets for 8mm and 10mm glass
  • Hinges for pivoting and folding shower screen doors
  • Water-seal rails and drip strips to reduce leaks at the screen edge
  • Knobs and handles in round and square profiles
  • Gunmetal, brushed bronze, chrome and matte black finishes
  • Suited to both new installs and hardware replacements on existing screens

How to choose the right glass hardware

Check your glass thickness first — 8mm and 10mm toughened glass are the two standard thicknesses used in Australian frameless and semi-frameless screens, and brackets and hinges are sized specifically for one or the other. Then decide what each fitting needs to do: a glass-to-glass bracket joins two panels together, typically on a return panel, while a glass-to-wall bracket fixes a single panel to an adjoining wall or tiled surface.

If you're replacing worn hardware rather than fitting a new screen, check the hinge style and spacing match your existing screen before ordering, since a sagging or squeaking door can often be fixed by replacing just the hinges rather than the whole panel. A water seal or drip rail along the door's bottom or side edge is a simple, inexpensive addition that noticeably reduces water escaping onto the bathroom floor.

Frequently asked questions

What glass thickness does this hardware suit?
Most of our shower glass hardware is designed for 8mm or 10mm toughened glass, the standard thicknesses used in Australian frameless and semi-frameless shower screens. Check the individual listing to confirm.
What is the difference between a glass-to-glass and a glass-to-wall bracket?
A glass-to-glass bracket joins two glass panels together, commonly used on a return panel. A glass-to-wall bracket fixes a glass panel to an adjoining wall or tiled surface.
Can I replace just the hinges on my shower screen?
Yes, if the hinges are a standard size and style, they can usually be replaced without replacing the glass itself, which is a cost-effective fix for a screen that has started to sag or squeak.
What does a water seal rail do?
A water seal, often called a drip rail or deflector, sits along the bottom or side edge of a shower screen door to reduce water escaping onto the bathroom floor.

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