Frameless Glass Doors
Frameless glass doors are toughened glass leaves held by minimal stainless patch fittings instead of a full frame. Fenza supplies patch-fitted single and double doors on floor springs, with matching fixed sidelights and fanlights, for lobbies and building entrances.
Patch-fitted toughened glass doors for lobbies and entrances, running on floor springs with stainless patch fittings top and bottom. Supplied with matching fixed sidelights and fanlights.
Variants
- Single leaf
- Double leaf
- With sidelight
- With fanlight
Technical Data
| Door type | Patch-fitted toughened glass |
| Glass | 10 mm / 12 mm toughened |
| Fittings | SS 304 patch fittings |
| Operation | Floor spring, adjustable closing |
| Options | Sidelights, fanlights, over-panels |
| Hardware | Pull handles, locks, floor sockets |
Indicative values. Final sections, depths, glazing and performance are confirmed per project against the approved system and the facade consultant's specification.




About frameless glass doors
- What is a frameless glass door?
- A frameless glass door is a toughened glass leaf fixed with compact stainless patch fittings top and bottom, running on a concealed floor spring — a clean, minimal entrance with no surrounding frame.
- What glass is used for frameless doors?
- Frameless doors use 10 mm or 12 mm toughened (tempered) glass for strength and safety, with SS 304 patch fittings.
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