Glass spigots connect glass panels to a supporting surface through a compact clamping body. Compare mounting, material, finish and glass thickness together, then review the selected fitting against the panel layout and installation conditions for your project.
A square vertical jaw sits on a surface-mounted base plate. The referenced family is listed for 8, 10 or 12 mm glass with matching inserts. Select this 188SD configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
Two clamping directions hold adjacent panels at a right-angle change in the railing line. Coordinate both panels, the corner position and the mounting footprint. Select this DOSD-90 configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A paired straight-through jaw arrangement supports adjoining glass panels along a 180-degree line. Each short square body stands on a slotted base plate, so the fixing footprint and panel joint must be coordinated. Select this DOSD-180 configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A square body and raised base enclosure provide a glass-height adjustment configuration. Establish the finished glass level before fixing adjacent panels, and confirm the available adjustment travel on the selected drawing. Select this AHD-1 configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
The square spigot has a four-hole mounting plate and projecting adjustment screws at the base. This arrangement permits alignment during assembly; the substrate and anchors must suit the final support design. Select this ASD-3-S configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
An angular square upper jaw continues into a threaded cylindrical lower stem. The stem is intended for an embedded mounting arrangement, requiring a coordinated core pocket, embedment depth and approved fixing method. Select this LS-ASC configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A faceted square body stands on a four-hole square plate. Black and polished versions share the LS-ASF reference and are treated as finish choices of the same component rather than different products. Select this LS-ASF configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
The cylindrical clamping body and circular four-hole base provide a round alternative to square spigots. Check the base diameter and fixing centres where an edge distance or narrow deck restricts installation. Select this LS-ARF configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A round split-jaw upper body terminates in a short threaded lower stem with transverse openings. Coordinate the concealed stem and core pocket before glazing; the visible post diameter alone does not define the installation. Select this LS-BRC configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A square clamping body sits above an open-sided threaded stem. The stem geometry distinguishes this version from a base-plate spigot and must be represented in the installation drawing. Select this LS-BSC configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
The square body has a wide glass channel and a countersunk four-hole base. Its listed glass range differs from the 8–12 mm families, so select the insert and panel build-up together. Select this LS-DSF configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A round body with a narrow side channel continues into an externally threaded stem with elongated openings. Confirm the relationship between the visible jaw height and concealed mounting length. Select this LS-NRC configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
The square jaw and threaded slotted stem form a core-mounted support. The top profile and clamping screw positions identify this version; check the installation drawing rather than substituting another square-looking model. Select this LS-OSC configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A long square upper jaw is combined with a deeply slotted cylindrical lower stem and a small side screw. Coordinate the supplied stem and setting arrangement with the core pocket before specifying exposed height. Select this 188SC285 configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A compact rectangular side-mounted body grips the panel between parallel jaws. Unlike floor-base spigots, its mounting support sits beside the glass; review edge clearances and fixing access in section. Select this ADJ-GW-GS configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
The square stair spigot uses interchangeable bottom pads to accommodate a sloping installation. Three pad configurations are listed; confirm the required pitch and selected pad rather than assuming continuous angular adjustment. Select this ADJ-BVL-GS configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A straight square body and square countersunk base suit a defined panel line. Confirm the clamping insert, cover and finished support level for the selected fence or balustrade arrangement. Select this ADJ-STR-GS configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A slim cylindrical jaw rises from a circular four-hole plate with a separate cover. The reference weight is lower than the other round families, so specify this exact model and confirm its dimensions rather than selecting by appearance. Select this LS-BRF configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A round clamping body uses a circular countersunk base and separate cover ring. Match the supplied body, insert and cover as an assembly, with fixing access maintained until panel alignment is complete. Select this LS-CRF configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A cylindrical post and circular base are listed for several monolithic and laminated glass thicknesses. The selected insert must match the complete glass build-up, including nominal laminated thickness. Select this LS-DRF configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A round jaw sits above a base with visible threaded adjustment hardware and a cover ring. Confirm the shim arrangement, adjustment sequence and final fixing condition on the installation drawing. Select this LS-FRF-90 configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
A tall square jaw stands on a circular slotted base with a square cover. Its listed height is 190 mm, providing a visibly different body proportion from the shorter square base models. Select this LS-NSF configuration by its mounting arrangement and glass interface. Confirm the panel dimensions, matching insert and supporting substrate before specifying the finish. Review the complete fixing detail and access for installation, rather than selecting from an isolated photograph. Material grade, dimensions, cover and accessory scope should be recorded in the quotation. Follow the product link for the reference information and send a layout to discuss the version required for your project.
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Glass spigot selection starts with the interface between the panel, clamp and supporting surface. Confirm the glass thickness, panel dimensions and installation location before choosing the material grade or decorative finish. The range includes surface, core, side and adjustable mounting families; confirm the selected configuration against the approved drawing. Foundry Queen enquiries can include a layout, quantities and finish schedule so that dimensions, inserts, fixings and delivery requirements can be reviewed together without assuming that a photograph proves suitability for a particular installation.
Glass spigots provide a compact connection between a panel and its supporting construction. Their short visible body can make different products look interchangeable, yet the jaw, insert, mounting stem and base plate can differ substantially. Start with the panel schedule and a section through the support. Identify the glass build-up, exposed height, panel width, joint positions and substrate before choosing a decorative finish. Foundry Queen enquiries can then refer to a specific component and drawing. A catalogue photograph does not establish the capacity of the whole barrier, and a nominal glass thickness does not define the correct insert or fixing arrangement.
Surface-mounted spigots use an accessible plate fixed to a suitable support. Their fixing footprint, cover and installation access must be considered together. Core-mounted versions instead continue below the visible body through a stem, often with threads or elongated openings. That difference changes the concealed construction detail. Do not substitute a core-mounted fitting for a base-plate version because the upper jaw appears similar. Confirm the core pocket, embedment, setting material and finished level with the responsible project designer. Keep waterproofing, drainage, edge distances and surrounding finishes visible in the assembly drawing so they are reviewed before glass is ordered.
The 188SD square surface mount family provides a starting point for a conventional square-base arrangement. Other square families, including LS-ASF and ADJ-STR-GS, have their own references and dimensions. Their plate outlines, screw locations and covers should be matched to the intended installation. Black and polished LS-ASF photographs represent finish versions of one model, so they are grouped on one product page. This avoids confusing colour with geometry. Ask for the selected drawing and an accessory list, then compare the available mounting area and glass clearance with the actual building detail.
The DOSD-90 corner spigot serves a different panel junction from the DOSD-180 straight-through arrangement. Show both panels and their joint in plan when asking about either configuration. Review the glass edge clearance, relative panel positions and access to each clamping screw. A corner location can restrict the available anchor footprint or tool access even when a fitting appears suitable in isolation. Confirm how the surrounding panels will be set out and aligned. The panel schedule and fixing drawing should identify which reference belongs at every corner or straight joint.
Round spigots include LS-ARF, LS-BRF, LS-CRF and LS-DRF base-mounted families. Similar cylindrical bodies do not mean the bases, inserts or listed glass ranges are the same. Compare the complete model rather than treating all round products as one option. A circular cover can conceal fixing positions after assembly, but installation access must remain available until alignment and tightening are finished. Specify the body and base dimensions and confirm the selected cover. Where the glass build-up is laminated, identify its complete nominal thickness and the required insert, including the specific configuration proposed for the order.
LS-ASC, LS-BRC, LS-BSC, LS-NRC, LS-OSC and 188SC285 use different square or round upper bodies and concealed lower stems. Compare the stem diameter, opening arrangement and required embedded length on the selected drawing. Establish the finished surface level so the visible jaw engages the glass at the intended height. An elongated stem opening is a geometric feature, not a complete installation specification. The core preparation and fixing method must be compatible with the actual supporting construction. Retain the component reference with the installation section and confirm the supplied insert, setting components and cover scope before approving the order.
The AHD-1 height-adjustable spigot, ASD-3-S base-adjuster configuration and LS-FRF-90 shim-adjustable family address different alignment needs. Identify what must move, in which direction, and by how much. Do not assume that one adjustment mechanism can correct every substrate or panel tolerance. Confirm the adjustment sequence and final locked condition with the selected drawing. The ADJ-BVL-GS stair family is listed with three bottom-pad configurations; specify the required slope and pad rather than assuming a continuously variable angle. Coordinating these details early helps keep the glass order and support positions consistent.
The ADJ-GW-GS side-mounted spigot places the fixing support beside the glass rather than directly below it. Its compact rectangular body should therefore be reviewed in section through the edge condition. Check access for fixings and clamping screws, the available structural face and the relationship to adjacent finishes. A side-mounted configuration may be useful where a floor plate is unsuitable, but the project designer must still establish the complete support arrangement. Identify glass clearances and the proposed installation sequence before selecting the visible finish. Keep this mounting family separate from core and floor-base alternatives in the schedule.
Many families list 8, 10 or 12 mm glass, while LS-DSF lists a 12–15 mm range and LS-DRF includes additional laminated thickness references. These ranges describe model options, not permission to use any panel with any insert. State whether the panel is monolithic or laminated and provide the complete build-up. Confirm jaw engagement, contact materials, edge treatment and required glass preparation with the selected assembly. Do not infer drilling requirements from a generic product title. The approved glass drawing and fitting drawing should agree before fabrication proceeds, particularly where a project combines several spigot families.
Material grade and surface finish serve different purposes and should be recorded separately. Stainless steel options and decorative finishes must be confirmed for the selected model and exposure conditions. Identify outdoor, poolside or other demanding locations in the enquiry rather than choosing from colour alone. When appearance matters, agree a finish sample and compare it with adjoining metal components. A polished product image cannot guarantee the final supplied colour, gloss or maintenance requirements. Record the agreed grade, finish reference, sample approval and handling requirements with the quotation so decorative expectations do not replace the dimensional and installation review.
A product photograph may show a cover or adjustment component without defining everything supplied. Ask for a clear list of inserts, screws, covers, pads and other accessories. Confirm anchors and installation materials individually; they depend on the supporting construction and should not be assumed from the spigot image. Review packing so visible surfaces and matching components remain identifiable on delivery. Keep model references on the panel schedule and separate finish choices from dimensional variants. Where several families are ordered for one project, identify their locations and quantities explicitly to reduce the risk of parts being mixed during installation.
Send a layout, relevant sections, panel dimensions, glass build-up, mounting arrangement, proposed substrate, quantities, material and finish requirements, and delivery destination. Include corner, stair and edge conditions that cannot be understood from a single fitting photograph. Use the Construction Material range to compare adjoining glass hardware, and follow the individual product pages for model-specific reference information. The Foundry Queen contact page provides the enquiry route. Confirm the drawing revision and complete supply scope before ordering, with final assembly performance and local project requirements reviewed by the responsible professionals.