Glass Spigot

Standard spigots are widely used in installations like pool fencing and balcony railings. These spigots are designed to hold glass panels securely while maintaining a sleek, minimalist look. Positioned at the base of the glass, standard spigots allow for a transparent view and a frameless aesthetic, which is ideal for creating a modern, open feel in outdoor and indoor spaces. They are easy to install and provide a reliable hold, making them popular in residential and commercial settings alike.

Side-mount spigots are ideal for applications where floor space is limited or where a floating appearance is needed. These spigots attach to the side of a surface rather than the floor, allowing for more efficient use of space. Often used in balcony railings or staircases, side-mount spigots provide the same secure hold as standard spigots while creating an elevated, streamlined effect that enhances the modern look of the glass installation.

Core-drilled spigots are embedded into the floor, offering an exceptionally strong and stable fit. This type of spigot is particularly suitable for high-wind or high-traffic areas, as the core-drilled installation secures the spigot within the floor surface itself, reducing movement. Core-drilled spigots are often chosen for projects where safety and durability are paramount, such as glass railings along coastal or elevated areas.

Surface-mounted spigots are installed directly onto the floor surface using screws, making them one of the easiest types to install. This spigot type is well-suited for applications that do not require core drilling, such as above-ground pool fences or garden enclosures. Surface-mounted spigots offer a strong, stable hold and are versatile for a range of settings, providing a balanced solution between ease of installation and reliable support for the glass panels.