01 | SHOWER HARDWARE
Shower Hinges
Hinges for glass-to-wall and glass-to-glass shower enclosures, including hydraulic soft-close models.
GET SPECIFICATIONSGLASS FITTINGS MANUFACTURER SINCE 2006
Source shower and architectural glass fittings through one coordinated supplier. KINGHOME supports samples, wholesale orders, private-label packaging and OEM/ODM development for importers, distributors, glass factories and project contractors.
One sales + QC window
From initial selection and sampling to inspection, consolidation and after-sales follow-up.
2006
MANUFACTURING SINCE
About 20 years of glass fittings production, inspection and export experience.
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PRODUCTION LINES
In-house stamping, polishing, CNC, assembly, testing and packing lines.
100%
PRE-SHIPMENT TESTING
Four checkpoints cover material, in-process, sample and pre-shipment batch release.
80+
EXPORT MARKETS
Buyers across the Middle East, South America, Southeast Asia, Europe and Australia.
COMPLETE PRODUCT RANGE
Standard ranges for repeat orders, plus finish, packaging and dimensional options for regional markets and private-label programs.
01 | SHOWER HARDWARE
Hinges for glass-to-wall and glass-to-glass shower enclosures, including hydraulic soft-close models.
GET SPECIFICATIONS02 | FIXED PANELS
Wall and post clamps that hold frameless glass panels for partitions, balustrades and shopfronts.
GET SPECIFICATIONS03 | SLIDING SYSTEMS
Rollers and hanging sets for sliding glass doors, in the configurations your system uses.
GET SPECIFICATIONS04 | ENTRY HARDWARE
Pull handles for frameless glass doors, back-to-back or single side.
GET SPECIFICATIONS05 | SECURITY
Knobs and lock sets for glass doors, locking or non-locking, in the finish your market sells.
GET SPECIFICATIONS06 | TUBE SYSTEMS
Connectors for stainless tube and shower rail systems — the parts that finish a bathroom range.
GET SPECIFICATIONSBUILT AROUND YOUR MARKET
Select a ready range, build a coordinated family, or develop a private-label program around your channel and price point.
Coordinated hinges, clamps, handles and support fittings for glass fabricators and enclosure brands.
DISCUSS THE RANGERollers, guides and matching hardware selected around door weight, glass thickness and finish.
DISCUSS THE RANGEPull handles, knobs and locks for light commercial and residential glass door packages.
DISCUSS THE RANGERepeatable specifications and documented checks for distributors and project supply channels.
DISCUSS THE RANGEConnectors and joining parts for support bars, rails and complementary tube assemblies.
DISCUSS THE RANGELogo, finish, label, barcode and packaging options aligned to your target retail or wholesale market.
DISCUSS THE RANGENot sure which configuration fits? Send a drawing, photo, competitor sample or target specification for an initial match.
ASK A PRODUCT SPECIALISTPROCUREMENT CONTROL
Good sourcing is more than a unit price. We structure the process around fit, consistency, documentation and one clear point of responsibility.
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Combine multiple glass fittings categories through one commercial and QC contact instead of coordinating scattered suppliers.
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Confirm appearance, fit and packaging on samples or a trial order before committing to repeat-volume production.
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Approved references, retained samples and order records support consistency when a proven SKU is reordered.
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We review material, glass thickness, hole pattern, finish and application so quotations remain comparable.
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Logos, packaging, finishes and new dimensions move through defined confirmation stages before mass production.
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One team collects evidence, traces the order and coordinates corrective action if a verified issue occurs.
OEM & ODM CAPABILITIES
Build a more ownable range without losing control of the approval process. The available path is confirmed item by item before quotation.
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Laser marking, casting marks or other product-appropriate branding methods.
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Coordinate color and texture across a product family or market collection.
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Select material by application, target price, corrosion environment and compliance need.
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Match standard glass thicknesses, gaskets and application details before approval.
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Color boxes, inner protection, instruction sheets and assortment packaging.
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Review key dimensions, hole patterns and interfacing parts for compatibility.
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Item labels, carton marks and barcode data prepared to your channel requirements.
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Feasibility review, drawings, tooling, samples and confirmation before production.
CONTROLLED EXECUTION
Every order moves through visible checkpoints, so buyers know what has been confirmed and what still requires approval.
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Application, material, dimensions, finish, quantity and destination market.
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A physical or documented reference becomes the basis for production.
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Material and purchased components are checked against the approved requirement.
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Casting, machining, polishing, coating and assembly follow the product route.
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Critical dimensions, function, appearance, quantity and packing are checked.
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Export documents, consolidation and loading details are aligned with the buyer.
QUALITY CHECKPOINTS
The exact inspection plan depends on the product and order, but the logic remains consistent: verify what matters, record it and keep traceable references.
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Material grade, dimensions and purchased parts are checked against the order requirement.
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Spectroscopy or supporting material records can be arranged where the specification calls for them.
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Critical interfaces, hole spacing, thickness and assembly dimensions are measured.
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Movement, locking, clamping or other key functions are checked using the agreed method.
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Appearance, color consistency, surface protection, labels and carton details are reviewed.
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Approved samples and order records support traceability and repeat-order comparison.
DOCUMENTATION SUPPORT
Ask for the files relevant to your product, application and import market. Availability is confirmed before order.
Important: specific test reports, certificates and declarations depend on product, material, batch and destination requirements.
Material declarations, grade references and supporting reports where applicable.
Key dimensions, glass cut-outs, installation interfaces and approved revisions.
Order-specific checks, photos and agreed quality records for shipment review.
Packing lists, invoices, carton marks and shipment-related documentation.
HOW WE WORK
A practical route for importers, wholesalers and brand teams: samples are normally ready in 5–7 days, and bulk production is normally 25–30 days from deposit receipt.
STEP 01
Share your product list, drawings, photos, target specs and estimated quantity.
STEP 02
We clarify material, dimensions, finish, packaging and commercial terms.
STEP 03
Validate the selected product or custom sample before volume production.
STEP 04
Production follows the approved reference with inspection at critical points.
STEP 05
We coordinate export and preserve order references for the next purchase.
MEET THE SUPPLY BASE
Choose the level of visibility that fits your buying process, from remote review to an on-site visit.
ON SITE
Review key processes, samples and the proposed quality plan with the team.
REMOTE
Inspect facilities, products and packing details without delaying the sourcing project.
IN PERSON
Arrange a focused product review around the events and markets relevant to your team.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Still comparing suppliers? Send the exact point that is holding up your decision and we will answer against the product and order.
KINGHOME coordinates six glass hardware families through one sales and quality window. The manufacturing arrangement can vary by product; the responsible production source and process can be clarified before you place an order.
Yes. Samples are used to confirm fit, finish and overall quality. Availability, sample cost and freight depend on the item and customization level.
Standard items can start from 100 pieces. Logo, packaging and deeper customization programs commonly start from 1,000 pieces, subject to the product and process.
We can review a physical sample, photos or drawings for matching or development. Compatibility, tooling, ownership and feasibility are confirmed before quotation.
Common materials include 304/316 stainless steel, brass and zinc alloy. Popular finishes include polished, brushed, black, gold and selected PVD options. Exact availability depends on the item.
Approved samples, specifications, order records and retained references are used to compare repeat production. Critical checks are defined according to each item.
Share the item, quantity, order reference, photos or video and the installation context. Our team traces the batch, verifies the issue and coordinates an appropriate corrective response.
BUYER RESOURCES
Three pages to read before the inquiry: how an order runs, what is inspected and kept as a batch record, and what a private-label order can change.
PRODUCT SELECTION
The application details, glass data and finish references that reduce back-and-forth.
REQUEST THE GUIDE QC CHECKLISTQUALITY CONTROL
A practical checklist covering samples, drawings, tolerances, finish and packaging.
REQUEST THE CHECKLIST OEM PLANNERPRIVATE LABEL
How logo, packaging, MOQ and assortment choices affect cost and lead time.
REQUEST THE PLANNERSTART A SOURCING CONVERSATION
Send a product list, drawing, photo or target specification. We will clarify the open points and return a structured response for your review.