SA-75Shower Hinge – 0° Fix Clip (CP)
Fixed wall clip hinge for stationary shower enclosure glass panels.
Finishes: Chrome Plated (CP)
Bathroom & shower glass fittings — Raipur
Bathroom & Shower Glass Hardware in Raipur
Quick answer
Bathroom glass hardware is the set of fittings that holds a shower enclosure together: hinges that carry the glass door, connectors that join glass to a wall or to another panel, a lock or knob to open it, and silicone to seal the joints. Salasar stocks all four in Raipur.
A frameless shower enclosure is held entirely by its hardware, so the fittings have to match the glass thickness and the angle of the joint. Get the angle right first — 0 degrees for a fixed panel, 90 degrees for wall-to-glass, 180 degrees for two panels in line — then the thickness. If you are unsure, send a photograph of the corner on WhatsApp with the glass thickness and we will tell you which fitting to use.
Shower hinges by angle
Choose by the joint you are making. SA-75 is a 0-degree fixed clip for a stationary panel. SA-76 is a 90-degree wall-to-glass hinge, the most common for a door hung off a wall. SA-77 is a 180-degree glass-to-glass hinge for two panels in line. SA-78 is a 90-degree double glass-to-glass hinge for a corner enclosure. All are chrome plated, which is the standard finish for a wet area.
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SA-76Shower Hinge – 90° Wall to Glass (CP)
Spring-loaded self-closing 90° wall-to-glass shower door hinge.
Finishes: Chrome Plated (CP)
SA-77Shower Hinge – 180° Glass to Glass (CP)
180° straight inline glass-to-glass swing hinge for frameless shower doors.
Finishes: Chrome Plated (CP)
SA-78Shower Hinge – 90° Double Glass to Glass (CP)
Corner 90° double glass-to-glass shower door hinge in high CP mirror polish.
Finishes: Chrome Plated (CP)
Wall-to-glass and glass-to-glass connectors
Connectors hold fixed panels rather than moving doors. Wall-to-glass brackets anchor a panel to masonry at 90 degrees; glass-to-glass connectors join two panels at 180 degrees. The large and small L-brackets suit structural corners and shower cubicle joints respectively.
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SA-68Glass to Glass Connector
180° straight glass-to-glass structural fixing clamp.
SA-69Wall to Glass Connector
90° wall mounting bracket clamp for fixed glass partition panels.
SA-72Big-L Connector
Large L-bracket connector clamp for structural glass corner joints.
SA-73Small-L Connector
Compact L-connector clamp for shower cubicle glass joints.
SA-74Wall to Glass Connector (CPY)
Polished Chrome (CPY) heavy wall-to-glass clamp bracket.
Handles, knobs and glass door locks
A frameless glass door cannot take a conventional handle, so it uses a back-to-back knob through a drilled hole, or a flush concealed pull for sliding panels. Patch and centre locks are the fittings used where a glass door needs to lock — more common on an office or shopfront door than a shower.
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SA-65Sliding Roller (Glass)
Frameless glass door top track hanger roller with smooth ball bearings.
SA-66Glass Knob
Back-to-back brass & SS knob for shower doors and glass cabinets.
SA-67Round Concealed Glass Handle
Flush recessed circular pull handle for frameless glass sliding doors.
SA-70Center Lock
Mid-height patch lock for glass doors with key & thumbturn.
SA-71Patch Lock
Bottom corner glass patch fitting lock for tempered glass entry doors.
Sealing, privacy film and ventilation
Neutral-cure silicone seals the perimeter where glass meets tile or masonry, and is what keeps water inside the enclosure. Frosted film adds privacy to a clear panel without replacing the glass. Aluminium louvres handle the permanent ventilation most bathroom windows need.
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SA-51Glass Sticker Film
Frosted & decorative privacy safety film for glass panels.
SA-49Rubber Weather Strip Gasket
EPDM rubber glazing gasket for waterproof window sealing.
SA-55Silicone Sealant
Neutral cure weatherproofing silicone sealant cartridge for perimeter gaps.
SA-57Silicone Gun
Heavy-duty steel skeleton caulking gun for 300ml sealant cartridges.
SA-82Aluminium Louvers
Ventilation louver blades for bathroom & kitchen window shutters.
Common questions
Which shower hinge do I need for 8 mm or 12 mm glass?
Pick the hinge by the joint angle first, then confirm it is rated for your glass thickness. Toughened shower glass is normally 8 mm, 10 mm or 12 mm, and a heavier panel needs a hinge rated to carry it — a 12 mm door on a hinge meant for 8 mm will sag and eventually drop. Tell us the thickness and the angle when you call and we will confirm the correct SA code from stock. [CONFIRM] Per-hinge glass thickness ratings are to be added once supplied.
What is the difference between a wall-to-glass and a glass-to-glass connector?
A wall-to-glass connector fixes a glass panel to a solid wall, usually at 90 degrees, and is screwed into masonry on one side. A glass-to-glass connector joins two glass panels to each other with no wall involved, most often at 180 degrees for panels in line or 90 degrees for a corner. Neither is a hinge: connectors hold fixed panels, hinges carry doors that move.
Do I need a patch fitting or a hinge for a glass door?
A hinge is the right choice for a shower door, where the load is light and it swings from a wall or an adjacent panel. Patch fittings are for heavier frameless doors — shop and office entrances — where the door pivots on a floor spring and the patch transfers the load at the top and bottom corners. Fitting a shower hinge to a full-height entrance door will not hold.
Can I buy a single shower hinge, or is there a minimum order?
You can buy a single piece at the counter in Bhaisthan, Raipur. There is no minimum order for over-the-counter purchases. Bulk and box quantities are available at trade rates for dealers, fabricators and contractors.
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