Flat Back Glass Clamp for 10mm Glass

Glass clamps are essential components used to securely hold glass panels in place, typically in balustrades, railings, or partitions. They provide stability and safety by ensuring the glass is firmly attached to the supporting structure without the need for drilling holes in the glass itself.

All our glass clams are made from 316 grade stainless steel, which is crucial for several reasons.

Stainless steel offers excellent durability and resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications. This material ensures that the clamps maintain their strength and appearance over time, even when exposed to the elements.

Choosing stainless steel clamps means you’re investing in a product that will securely hold your glass panels while also withstanding the test of time.

These clamps can be supplied in Mirror Polished, Powder Coated Matt Black 9005, or Anthracite Grey 7016, and all are supplied with rubber inlays and security pin.

Why does the finish matter? Well, with a mirror-polished finish for example, surfaces are buffed down to about 0.2 microns, resulting in a very smooth and reflective look. This makes them ideal for environments with high emissions, such as coastal and industrial areas.

So, make sure you choose the correct finish for the environment they’ll be in.

A flat clamp is designed to attach glass panels to flat surfaces, such as walls or posts. Its flat back allows for a snug fit against these surfaces, making it ideal for applications where space is limited or a sleek, modern look is desired.

Flat back glass clamps offer several advantages, particularly when space and aesthetics are a priority. Their design allows for a flush fit against flat surfaces, creating a clean and modern look.

This makes them ideal for installations where you want the hardware to be as unobtrusive as possible. Additionally, flat back clamps are versatile and can be used in a variety of settings, providing a secure hold without compromising on style.

Securing a glass balustrade involves using glass clamps or spigots to attach the glass panels to the supporting structure, such as a handrail or posts. The clamps should be spaced evenly and tightened properly to ensure the balustrade is stable and safe.

The spacing of glass clamps depends on the size and weight of the glass panels, as well as the specific application. Generally, clamps should be placed at intervals that provide adequate support, often around 300 to 600 millimetres apart.

Always refer to the guidelines that come with our product, or consult with SHP’s expert team for specific recommendations.

To prevent glass clamps from slipping, ensure they are the correct size for your glass thickness and are installed correctly. This stainless-steel glass clamp is for glass panes that are 10mm in thickness.

Then, tighten the clamps evenly and check them regularly for any signs of loosening. Using rubber gaskets or pads inside the clamps can also help increase grip and reduce slippage.

Yes, these glass clamps are well-suited for outdoor use. Made from robust stainless steel, they are designed to resist rust and corrosion, which are common concerns in outdoor environments.

Whether you’re installing a glass balustrade on a balcony or a pool fence, these clamps will provide reliable performance and maintain their sleek appearance despite exposure to weather conditions.