- Standard Duty Shower Door Hinges
- Heavy Duty Shower Door Hinges
- Light Duty Shower Door Hinges
- Adjustable Shower Door Hinges
- Concealed Screw Shower Door Hinges
- Self-Raising Shower Door Hinges
- Bifold Shower Door Hinges
- Pivot Shower Door Hinges
- Aluminum Self-Raising Shower Door Hinges
- Stainless Steel Shower Door Hinges
Standard Duty Shower Door Hinges
MAXGO standard duty shower door hinges are designed for common frameless glass shower enclosure applications. The SHS series includes wall-to-glass and glass-to-glass configurations, with different hinge profiles, back plate designs and opening angles to suit a range of shower door layouts.
Rather than selecting a hinge by appearance alone, the installation should be matched to the glass thickness, door size, mounting position, opening angle and required glass cut-out. Specifications can vary between models, so the individual product drawing should be confirmed before glass fabrication.
Wall-to-Glass and Glass-to-Glass Options
Wall-to-glass hinges connect the moving door directly to the wall or supporting structure. Depending on the model, full-back and offset-back plates are available for different mounting conditions.
Glass-to-glass hinges connect the door to a fixed glass panel. The SHS range includes designs for common 90°, 135° and 180° enclosure configurations, together with square, rounded and beveled profiles.
Materials and Finishes
The standard duty range mainly includes brass shower hinge designs. Finish options vary by model and may include polished chrome, brushed nickel, matte black and satin brass.
For projects where door size or glass weight requires a stronger hinge specification, the Heavy Duty Shower Door Hinges range should also be considered.
OEM and Technical Support
MAXGO supports shower enclosure manufacturers, distributors and glass installers with model selection, technical drawings and OEM/ODM requirements. If the enclosure has an unusual wall angle, glass thickness or door configuration, the application details can be checked before the glass is processed.
For more guidance on hinge configuration and selection, see our How to Choose Frameless Shower Door Hinges guide







