Frameless Top And Bottom Shower Door Pivot hinge
Suitable for frameless shower glass doors, compatible with 8–10mm glass.

🔹 Product Description
Our Shower Door Pivot Support Bars are designed for frameless glass shower doors, combining support and pivot hinge functions in one integrated system. They provide smooth door opening while ensuring strong structural stability.
This product is made of high-quality SUS304 stainless steel, offering excellent durability and strong corrosion resistance. It is ideal for humid environments such as bathrooms and shower enclosures.
The pivot support bar system includes top and bottom pivot structures, allowing the glass door to rotate smoothly while maintaining firm support. It helps reduce stress on the glass and ensures long-term stable performance.
🔹 Key Features
- Integrated pivot hinge and support bar system
- Suitable for frameless shower glass doors
- Smooth opening and stable rotation
- Strong structure for secure glass support
- Easy installation and precise fitting
- Excellent corrosion resistance for long service life
🔹 Manufacturer & OEM Service
As a professional glass hardware manufacturer in China, we provide:
- Factory direct pricing
- OEM & ODM customization services
- Custom sizes, finishes, and configurations
- Stable quality with strict quality control
- Fast production and reliable delivery
We support bulk orders for wholesalers, distributors, and construction projects worldwide.
🔹 Application
These pivot systems are widely used in:
- Frameless shower glass doors
- Bathroom glass enclosures
- Glass partition door systems
- Modern architectural glass installations
They provide both functional performance and aesthetic appearance, making them ideal for high-end glass projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a frameless door need both a top and a bottom pivot hinge?
A frameless glass door has no frame to carry it, so it pivots on two points — one at the top, one at the bottom. The bottom pivot carries most of the door weight, and the top pivot keeps the door vertical and controls the swing. Using both together is what lets a heavy glass door open smoothly without sagging.
How is the door weight distributed between the top and bottom pivots?
In a standard frameless pivot set the bottom pivot takes the majority of the door load, which is why the bottom fitting is the heavier-duty piece, while the top pivot mainly guides the swing and holds the door upright. The design keeps the glass edge off the floor, so the door does not drag on tiles as it opens.
What glass thickness is this top-and-bottom pivot hinge built for?
The pivot set is designed for frameless doors in the 8–12mm tempered glass range, with the glass drilled or clamped at the pivot points. The bottom pivot and top pivot are matched to the same door, so the set works as one system. If your door is 12mm and wide, give us the panel weight and we will confirm the pivot rating.
Can the pivot hinge be adjusted after installation to level the door?
Pivot systems of this type normally allow fine adjustment at the pivot points so the installer can level the door and set the clearance after it is hung — glass doors almost always need small tweaks once the weight is on the pivots. Our install sheet covers the adjustment sequence. If your site has a specific adjustment need, mention it and we will confirm.
Is the pivot hardware 304 stainless throughout?
Yes, the pivot components are 304 stainless steel, chosen because the pivots sit in wet conditions and carry the door load. The finish — brushed nickel, chrome, brushed bronze, gun gray, or custom — is applied over the stainless base. A 316 option is available for coastal or chlorinated environments.