180 Degree Glass to Glass Hinge Shower Glass Door Hinge Heavy Duty Brass Material

180 degrees means the door can swing until it folds flat back against the fixed glass, nearly parallel to the fixed panel. That makes it the right hinge for shower screens that need a wide opening, double-door walk-in showers, and glass partitions where the door must tuck away flat. If your door only needs to open to 90 degrees, a 90 degree model keeps the hardware simpler.

This is a standard-pin hinge with no spring. The door stays wherever you leave it, which some customers prefer for glass partitions because the door will not slam shut on its own. If you want the door to self-close, we have a spring-loaded series for that - specify self-closing when you send your inquiry and we will quote the right model.

The hinge is made for 8-12mm tempered glass and the heavy-duty brass body is sized so the door does not sag over years of use. Correct installation matters as much as the hinge: holes drilled to our pattern before tempering, bolts torqued evenly, and both leaves aligned. Follow that and the door holds its position; on tall doors use two or three hinges.

Yes, a little. Brass is chosen for its look and machining quality, but it will tarnish in steam if the coating is damaged. We coat all brass hinges before shipping; to keep it that way, clean with a soft cloth and neutral soap, skip abrasive pads and ammonia-based cleaners, and dry the hinge after heavy use. Coastal or poolside homes should consider the SUS316 version instead.

Yes. Sample orders start at 1 piece; a sample fee may apply and is typically refunded once you place a production order. Standard production runs from 50 pieces, and OEM orders with custom finishes or your logo need 500 pieces. Lead time is 15-25 days. Send your glass thickness and drill pattern with the sample request so the hinge matches your glazing.