The best hinge depends on how the shower door connects to the surrounding glass or wall. Glass to wall hinges suit doors mounted directly to a wall, while glass to glass hinges are used when the door connects to another glass panel.
Built for smooth everyday use
Shower hinges need to feel stable and controlled every time the door opens. XO hinges are designed for smooth operation and reliable support in premium frameless shower installations.
Match hinges with the full XO range
Choose a hinge finish that coordinates with matching knobs, brackets, channels and water bars to create a clean and consistent bathroom hardware package.
Questions
Which shower hinge do I need?
The right hinge depends on the shower layout. Use glass to wall hinges when the door is mounted to a wall, 180° glass to glass hinges for inline panels and 135° hinges for angled layouts.
What does a 180° shower hinge mean?
A 180° shower hinge is used where glass panels are arranged in a straight line, allowing a glass door and adjacent panel to sit inline.
What does a 135° shower hinge mean?
A 135° shower hinge is commonly used for angled glass layouts, such as return panels or corner shower screen configurations.
Can the hinge finish match other hardware?
Yes. XO shower hinges are available in finishes that coordinate with matching knobs, brackets, channels and water bars.
Should a glazier confirm the hinge type?
Yes. A qualified glazier or installer should confirm the hinge type, glass thickness, door size, fixing surface and swing direction before ordering.
