Bottom Lock Glass Door Patch Fitting

Technical Specifications, Glass Compatibility, OEM Customization & Bulk Supply

The Bottom Lock Glass Door Patch Fitting is designed to provide a locking point at the bottom of a compatible frameless glass door. The locking bolt engages with a matching floor-mounted strike plate or dust-proof socket, depending on the selected configuration.

For architectural hardware distributors, glass processors, door manufacturers, and project contractors, selecting the correct fitting requires verification of glass preparation, lock configuration, floor interface dimensions, and compatibility with the existing door hardware.

Bottom-Mounted Locking Function
Provides a locking point at the lower edge of a glass door, with operation dependent on the selected bolt mechanism and matching floor receiver.

Glass Preparation Compatibility
Glass thickness, cutout dimensions, notch geometry, and mounting clearances must match the approved product drawing before glass cutting and tempering.

Floor Interface Matching
The bolt projection, strike plate or socket dimensions, engagement depth, and finished floor clearance must be verified for the intended installation.

Hardware System Compatibility
Compatibility with bottom pivots, top pivots, floor springs, and adjacent patch fittings must be confirmed against the relevant dimensions and installation drawings.

The following table identifies the main parameters to confirm during product selection. Final specifications depend on the actual model and approved technical documentation.

Defined Bottom Locking Interface
The locking bolt engages with a compatible floor receiver. Correct alignment and adequate clearance are necessary for the intended locking operation.

Coordinated Architectural Hardware
The fitting can be evaluated for use with compatible frameless glass door systems. Interface dimensions and the door's pivot arrangement must be checked before specifying it for a project.

Material and Finish Selection
Material grades and decorative finishes should be selected according to the confirmed model specification, appearance requirements, installation environment, and project documentation.

Typical Applications
Commercial entrances and storefronts - For compatible frameless glass door systems requiring a bottom locking point.

Office partitions and meeting rooms - For glass door installations with a suitable floor receiver and compatible pivot hardware.

Retail and hospitality interiors - For architectural door packages where locking configuration, finish consistency, and hardware coordination are specified.

Final suitability depends on the selected model, door design, installation conditions, and applicable project requirements.

Material and Surface Finish
Request confirmation of available body and cover materials, material grades, finish options, and any minimum order requirements for custom finishes.

Lock and Key Configuration
Specify the required cylinder type, key quantity, key-alike arrangement, master key requirements, and bolt mechanism. Custom configurations are subject to technical feasibility.

Dimensional and Replacement Requirements
Provide approved drawings and interface measurements for non-standard dimensions or replacement applications. Any proposed modification must be reviewed before production.

Branding and Export Packaging
OEM requests may include product marking, logo application, packaging artwork, barcode labels, and export carton specifications, subject to the supplier's confirmed capabilities and order requirements.

Incoming Material Verification
Material identification and grade verification should follow the supplier's documented inspection procedures and the requirements specified for the order.

Dimensional Inspection
Verify critical body dimensions, mounting interfaces, threaded features, and other drawing-defined characteristics against the approved specifications.

Surface Finish Inspection
Check visible surfaces for appearance defects and finish consistency against the agreed sample or acceptance criteria.

Lock Function Verification
Confirm key operation, bolt movement, and engagement with the specified floor receiver. Any cycle testing or load testing should be performed against a defined test method and acceptance criteria.

Final Assembly and Packaging
Check the finished product against the approved bill of materials and order specification, including the required accessories, keys, fasteners, and protective components.

Quality Documents
Applicable inspection records, material documents, test reports, and management system certificates should be provided where available and relevant to the order. Any certification or standards claim must be supported by valid documentation for the applicable product and scope.

To support accurate quotations and reduce compatibility issues, include the following information in your inquiry.

Product Identification
Provide the model number, product photos, technical drawing, or physical sample details for new or replacement requirements.

Glass and Installation Details
Specify glass thickness, glass type, cutout dimensions, door configuration, and relevant installation drawings.

Locking Requirements
Confirm the required bolt mechanism, cylinder type, key quantity, master key arrangement, and floor receiver configuration.

Material and Finish
Specify the required body and cover materials, material grades, finish, and any project-specific appearance requirements.

Quantity and Delivery
Provide the sample quantity, trial order quantity, estimated bulk order volume, required delivery date, destination, and applicable shipping terms.

Required Documentation
Identify any project specifications, applicable standards, inspection records, material documents, or certificates required before order approval.

Planning an architectural glass door project or sourcing bottom lock patch fittings for wholesale distribution? Submit your product requirements for model verification, technical documentation, and a quotation based on the confirmed configuration.

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