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Choose wall-mount and angled glass-to-glass fittings for fixed panels in a coordinated enclosure design.
MCOCOD lists a square wall-mount hole-in-glass clamp and square 90-degree and 135-degree glass-to-glass clamps. These fittings address different connections. Identify whether the fixed panel meets a wall or another sheet of glass, and establish the corner angle from the enclosure drawing before choosing a clamp.
The square wall-mount clamp has Stainless Steel and Brass material selections, along with several finish choices. Its listing describes protective inserts between the fitting and glass. Confirm the exact glass preparation, material variant and wall fixing arrangement; do not transfer the specifications of an angled clamp to this separate wall-mount product.
The 90-degree clamp and 135-degree clamp are described for 8–12 mm tempered glass with protective rubber layers. Choose the angle that matches the fixed-panel geometry. Angle and glass thickness must both fit; turning or forcing the wrong fitting into position is not a way to accommodate an incorrectly specified corner.
A clamp securing fixed glass is not a replacement for a hinge carrying a swinging door. Plan how each stationary panel is supported and how each moving panel operates. For an enclosure with multiple glass connections, use the complete product drawing to determine the required fittings and locations rather than copying a single photograph.
Confirm holes, cutouts, gaskets, fitting quantity and the support arrangement before tempering the glass. Select the finish after compatibility is established. If you are planning the full enclosure, compare custom shower enclosures to coordinate moving glass, fixed panels and hardware within one design.
