Shower Door Hardware and Fittings

Begin with the complete opening layout, glass build-up and door dimensions. Identify whether the hinge connects to a wall or a fixed glass screen, then show the pivot positions and intended movement. Coordinate the knob, seals, stops and nearby fixtures before choosing the final finish. Foundry Queen enquiries should include model references, quantities and relevant drawings. A photograph, product weight or nominal glass thickness does not establish the performance of the whole opening. Confirm the selected preparation details and supplied components before ordering.

A wall-mounted hinge attaches the moving door to a fixed building surface. A glass-to-glass hinge connects it to an adjacent fixed panel, whose own supports are part of the opening arrangement. Compare each through the selected drawing and mounting interface. Square, compact and T-plate wall models have different footprints, while glass-to-glass families use different reference panel relationships. Do not substitute a fitting solely because its finish looks similar. Keep the chosen model, glass preparation and support detail together in the schedule.

A decorative finish can be an option within one model when the body, pivot and mounting geometry remain unchanged. Identify the model and drawing first, then agree the selected material and finish. Black, polished or brushed versions should not automatically become separate engineered product pages. Where appearance must match across hinges and knobs, request a sample and retain its reference with the order. Confirm availability for the actual version, and keep finish approval separate from dimensional approval and glass preparation.

Obtain the fabrication template for the selected hinge or knob version. Identify the glass build-up, panel edges, holes, cutouts and contact components on the approved drawing. The EAH-04 knob lists a 6 mm reference hole, but the complete detail still needs confirmation for the supplied assembly. Do not transfer preparation dimensions between models on appearance alone. Keep the hardware and glass drawings on the same revision schedule, and review any change in the selected fitting before fabrication proceeds.

Show the knob location and projection on both faces of the moving panel. Review the full opening arc, adjacent wall or screen, seals, stops and nearby fixtures. Confirm the central fixing, contact pads and glass preparation for the selected grip. The EAH-04 back-to-back configuration uses a paired form rather than a long pull. Keep its reference with the selected hinge models so the opening can be reviewed as one arrangement. Confirm material, finish and supplied accessories separately in the quotation.

Send a layout and relevant sections, panel dimensions and build-ups, hinge and knob references, quantities, support details, intended movement and delivery destination. Include the desired material, decorative finish and any required documentation. Identify dimensions or installation details that remain undecided. This helps Foundry Queen review the actual configuration rather than making assumptions from a single image. Confirm the final drawing revision, sample approval where required and complete supply scope before ordering, with unresolved technical points clearly listed.

Describe the requested change through a drawing, material requirement, finish reference and quantity. Identify whether it changes the hinge plate, pivot, glass preparation, knob projection or only the decorative appearance. Availability, samples, tooling and lead time need confirmation for that request. Do not assume that a standard product photograph represents a custom version. Retain the approved drawing and sample references with the quotation, and distinguish an initial proposal from a configuration that has actually been agreed for supply.

Confirm the screws, pads, washers, covers and other components included with each selected model. Ask separately about wall anchors or installation materials where they depend on the supporting construction. Agree how visible finishes will be protected and how matching pairs or model references will be identified in packing. A photograph does not define every supplied accessory. For mixed finishes or multiple opening types, use a clear quantity and packing schedule so parts can be matched to their intended locations.

Check model identification, quantities, visible finish condition and the dimensional features covered by the agreed inspection scope. Confirm that the contact pads and fixing components match the approved version. Keep matching knob pairs together and protect finished surfaces until installation. Retain the drawings, quotation and packing schedule so any discrepancy can be described accurately. Record missing or damaged items before installation proceeds. A visual delivery check does not establish the performance or compliance of the complete glass door arrangement.

Claims about capacity, tested performance, certifications, stock, warranties and delivery terms need evidence that applies to the actual product and supplier. A source catalogue helps identify geometry and reference information; it does not establish Foundry Queen factory size, approvals or project performance. State the documents required for the proposed opening and review them with the selected configuration. Confirm material grade, dimensions, finish, accessories and supply terms in the quotation instead of transferring unsupported claims from another supplier.