Frameless Door Bolt – a real closing action on a pane with no frame

A stainless slide bolt made for frameless glass doors between 10 and 14 mm thick. It clamps across the seam instead of passing through the pane, so the glass is never drilled. At 700 grams it moves like hardware, not like a catch.

Why choose this door bolt?

Nearly all door hardware expects timber to screw into, and a glass panel offers none. That usually leaves you with a handle and nothing that actually shuts. This bolt grips the gap between panel and jamb and gives the door a closing action.

10-14 mm panels: Covers the usual interior and shower glass thicknesses.
Seam clamp: Fits door gaps of 5 to 10 mm with no holes anywhere.
Stainless body: Takes steam and splashes without pitting or rust streaks.
700 grams: Enough mass and travel to feel like a proper bolt.
Simple fitting: Set the position, tighten the clamp, slide it shut.

The one piece of hardware a frameless door usually lacks.

Measure both the panel thickness and the gap to the jamb before ordering. Mount it at a height where nothing blocks the travel of the bolt. Check the clamp again after the first week, since any fixing beds in.