Zintec Brushed Stainless Steel Effect Glass Clamp - Flat Base Mount - Ideal D Shaped Metal Wall/Post Bracket Mount Glass Holder Clip for Stairs Balustrades, Glazing, Handrails

Fantastic quality and easy to fit to hold our 10mm toughned glass stair balustrade. The removable circular pin was handy as it was not required in our use case. Quick delivery as well, with all the included pads in the box to fit our 10mm glass.

Good quality product, excellent price. Used on stairway to hold new glass panel. Easy to fit, very sturdy and look great. Will use again

Don't waste your time buying the cheap imatations. You will find they do not fit well and if installing on wood or paint - will groove into the wood as you tighten down. Also you can't tell how tight to go. With these. The rubber insert is designed for the size glass so you cannot over tighten. They look and feel top quality, milled from a solid piece of metal with precision engineering. Excellent investment, I say.

Ordered only one pair as unsure of the build quality but am so impressed I have ordered another pair and will continue to order from Seagull Balustrades from now on. I am using to support 6mm tempered glass shelves which I am sure will confidently do the job using a decent masonry screw approximatly 6-7 cm in length. I have no doubt that the clamps will hold up to at least 4-5 kgs spread weight, maybe more. I've ordered the chrome plated clamps in the past and they have broke while fixing to the wall. I have every confidence that these steel clamps will not follow suit. Satisfied customer.

Arrived on time as described at a good price. These really worked well, they finish of the new glass and brushed steel caps steel on our landing. They came with 10mm spacers which I am glad we used because the glass looks great, I also ordered the 8mm which I decided against using.

These are the second batch of eight I have bought. These are top quality and very well made. They are quite heavy too not unlike the other cheapo crap stuff. I've used these to fit glass where there were spindles. So far the landing has been done and they look like the mutz nutz. Proper posh. This second lot is for the main stairs. I've fixed these in using woodscrews and washers with no issues whatsoever. Just got to get the glass angles right or I'm in trouble :-)

I used the glass clips for opening up a staircase and fitting toughened glass panels.