Stainless Steel Glass Standoff

FAQ:

• Q1: What is the difference between AISI 304 and AISI 316 stainless steel?
  A: AISI 304 is the standard grade suitable for indoor use and dry outdoor environments. AISI 316 contains molybdenum, which provides superior corrosion resistance, making it the required choice for outdoor projects, coastal areas, or high-humidity environments.
• Q2. Do the standoffs come with mounting bolts?
  A: Yes. They include M8 threaded bolts in various lengths (50–90 mm).
• Q3: What size hole do I need to drill in the glass?
  A: Since the bolt thread is M8, we generally recommend a hole diameter slightly larger than the bolt to allow for adjustment and expansion, typically around 10mm to 12mm. Please consult your glass fabricator.
• Q4: Can these glass standoffs support materials other than glass?
  A: Yes, while optimized as a glass standoff, they can also be used to mount acrylic, wood, metal, or stone panels, provided the material thickness falls within the 6mm to 16mm range.
• Q5: How do I choose the right body height?
  A: The height determines how far the glass will sit from the wall. Choose a smaller height (e.g., 15mm) for a compact look, or a larger height (e.g., 50mm) if you need to clear obstacles (like uneven stone) behind the glass.