Frequently asked questions about glass hardware

Speedy floor springs are designed for glass doors that need controlled, safe and reliable closing. They are suitable for swing doors in offices, shops, interior spaces and professional projects where the door is used frequently.

It is important to assess the weight of the door, the leaf width, the glass thickness, the opening angle, the frequency of use and the type of installation. These factors help select the most suitable model and avoid operating problems.

The glass thickness depends on each reference. Each model's datasheet shows the minimum and maximum compatible thickness. Before installing, it is always advisable to check the compatibility between the glass and the selected floor spring.

Yes, provided the chosen model is compatible with the weight, width and frequency of use of the door. In high-traffic projects such as offices, shops or hotels, it is particularly important to select a correctly sized solution.

Yes. GEDASA can help professionals select the most suitable floor spring according to the type of door, the intended use, the glass dimensions and the technical needs of the project.

Both systems control the opening and closing movement of a glass door. The difference lies in the design of the fitting, the type of installation and the way it is integrated into the door. The choice should be based on the weight of the glass, the type of opening and the needs of the project. Hinges are installed to a wall or side panel whereas an hydraulic pivot goes at the top and bottom.

Hydraulic hinges are a good option when you want a clean, functional solution with controlled closing built into the fitting itself. They are common on glass doors in offices, shops, interior spaces and projects where an external door closer is to be avoided.

The permissible thickness depends on each series and reference. Before choosing the product, check the technical sheet for the minimum and maximum glass thickness, the maximum load and the installation dimensions.

Yes, provided the hydraulic hinge or pivot is correctly sized. For doors in heavy use, it is important to check the maximum load, door width, type of opening and mounting conditions.

They are used on interior and swing glass doors in offices, shops, hotels, glazed partitions and professional spaces where controlled closing and a neat installation are needed.

There are notched locks, non-notched locks, mobile locks, magnetic locks, special locks, strike boxes and latches. The choice depends on the type of door, the required level of security, the glass thickness and the installation method.

A notched lock requires the glass to be machined for installation. A non-notched lock is fitted using only drilled holes or clamping, with no notch cut into the glass. The choice depends on the design of the door, the closing system and the needs of the project.

It depends on each model. Each model's datasheet shows the compatible glass thicknesses, the required dimensions and, where applicable, the type of cut-out or notch required.

Yes. Locks, strike boxes and latches for glass are common in offices, shops, interior spaces, glazed partitions and projects where access needs to be controlled or security improved.

You need to assess the type of door, the glass thickness, the level of security, the type of opening, compatibility with the strike box and the finish. If in doubt, we recommend consulting GEDASA to avoid incompatibilities.

They are used on doors integrated into interior glass partitions, meeting rooms, offices, technical screens, corporate spaces and interior design projects where a functional and stable opening is needed.

You need to assess the type of partition, the door weight, the glass thickness, the opening angle, the frequency of use and the finish of the project. The hinge must be compatible with the whole installation.

The compatible thickness depends on each series and reference. Each model's datasheet shows the recommended minimum and maximum glass thickness.

Yes. Partition hinges are particularly common in offices, meeting rooms, private offices and corporate spaces with glass partitions.

Yes. In many projects they are combined with locks, strike boxes, knobs, pull handles and profiles. It is important to check compatibility between all the components.

An automatic drop seal closes off the bottom of a door when it shuts. It helps reduce draughts, noise, dust and light, improving the comfort of the space.

They are used on interior doors in offices, hotels, plant rooms, professional spaces and homes, and in projects that aim to improve acoustics, airtightness or energy efficiency.

Yes, they can help improve the acoustic performance of a door, especially when combined with a well-adjusted installation and other suitable components.

Yes. The GLASS series is designed specifically for glass doors; the model depends on the opening type and glass thickness.

Consider the type of door, the gap under the door, the required level of insulation, the mounting system, how the door is used and the performance sought: acoustics, airtightness or energy efficiency.

It includes different solutions to install, fix, join or complement glass systems: hinges, patch fittings, connectors, accessories, door hardware, hardware for metal-framed doors and other technical components.

It is used in glass doors, interior partitions, screens, enclosures, offices, shops, hotels, residential installations and technical projects with toughened glass.

The choice depends on the type of installation, the weight of the glass, its thickness, the opening system, the location, the level of use and the required performance. GEDASA can guide professionals in selecting the right solution.

Each fitting has its own compatible thicknesses. This information should appear on the product's technical sheet together with the dimensions, maximum load and mounting conditions.

Because a glass installation works as a whole. Hinges, locks, profiles, pull handles and accessories must be compatible to avoid problems with mounting, closing, security or durability.

You need to consider the type of door, the glass thickness, the frequency of use, the finish, ergonomics and the look of the project. The pull handle must be comfortable, strong and compatible with the installation.

A knob is a compact, round grip; a pull handle is a longer bar that is easier to grasp on heavy or busy doors. The choice depends on how the door is used, the design of the space and the preferences of the project.

It depends on each reference. Finishes should be checked on the product sheet. In professional projects it is important to choose durable finishes that are consistent with the rest of the hardware.

Not necessarily. Each knob or pull handle has its own installation conditions and compatible glass thickness. Check the technical sheet before installing.

They are used on glass doors in offices, shops and hotels, on interior partitions, screens and projects where glass needs a comfortable and well-integrated opening solution.

They are used to fix, join or connect glass panes in technical installations. They are common in façades, enclosures, partitions and glazed structures, for both glass-to-glass and glass-to-wall connections.

It is important to assess the type of glass, the weight, the location, the fixing system, the loads, the type of connection and the safety conditions of the project.

It depends on each model. Each model's datasheet shows the compatible thicknesses, dimensions, type of fixing and installation conditions.

No. Although they influence the visual finish, they are technical components. Their main function is to ensure a safe and stable fixing of the glass.

They are used in glass façades, enclosures, interior partitions, glazed structures, retail projects, public spaces and technical solutions with toughened glass.

They are used in locking systems for professional doors where security, precision and reliability are needed. They can be used on glass doors, internal doors, offices, shops and technical projects.

Consider the type of door, the required level of security, the intended use, compatibility with the locking system and the installation conditions.

It depends on each reference and configuration. Before selecting the product, check compatibility with the type of door, the glass thickness and the rest of the hardware.

The lock is the main locking mechanism. The cylinder is the component into which the key is inserted and which operates the system. Both must be compatible with each other.

Offices, shops, professional doors, internal doors, technical installations and projects where security and locking control are important.

It depends on the type of installation. A glass system may require hinges, profiles, connectors, spider fittings, swivel fittings, locks, pull handles and different fixing elements. The choice must take into account the dimensions and thickness of the glass, the configuration of the assembly and the intended use.

You need to assess aspects such as the weight and dimensions of the glass, the type of fixing, the loads the system must bear and the conditions of use. GEDASA offers technical advice to check compatibility and select the right components.

Yes. GEDASA works with hardware and components for doors, partitions, enclosures and other professional installations with toughened glass.

Yes. The technical team can review the needs of the project and advise on profiles, fixings, hardware and compatibility before you place the order.

You need to assess the dimensions and weight of the leaf, the type of mounting, the available travel and the frequency of use. These factors determine which system and which components are most suitable.

Yes. Since they do not need the swing space of a hinged door, sliding doors make the most of the available floor area and ease circulation between spaces.

Depending on the project, it may require profiles, tracks, sliding hardware, pull handles, locks and various installation accessories.

Compatibility depends, among other factors, on the thickness, dimensions and weight of the glass. GEDASA can help you review these parameters before selecting the system.

It depends on the type of opening and the use. An installation may include hydraulic hinges or pivots, floor springs, locks, strike boxes, knobs, pull handles, profiles and other accessories.

It is essential to know the weight, dimensions and thickness of the leaf, as well as the frequency of use. Based on these data, it is possible to check which fitting is suitable for the installation.

Yes. GEDASA offers floor springs and specific solutions for glass doors. The model must be selected according to the specific characteristics of the door and the closing requirements.

The more technical information you provide, the better: door dimensions, glass thickness and weight, type of opening, frequency of use and characteristics of the space.

Glass makes it possible to create private offices, meeting rooms, work areas, entrances and other interior divisions while keeping the brightness and visual continuity of the space.

Depending on the configuration, profiles, hinges, locks, connectors, pull handles, drop seals and other technical accessories may be used.

Certain components, such as profiles, closing systems and automatic drop seals, can help improve the closure of the assembly and its acoustic performance. The final result depends on the complete configuration of the partition.

Yes. GEDASA can advise on the selection of hardware and components according to the type of partition, the planned doors, the frequency of use and the technical needs of the space.

In shop entrances and high-traffic spaces it is especially important to select components sized for the expected frequency of use. Door weight, dimensions, closing system and level of use are key factors.

GEDASA offers floor springs, hydraulic hinges and pivots, locks, strike boxes, latches, pull handles and other hardware for glass doors and entrances.

The choice depends on the weight and width of the door, the intensity of use, the opening angle and the closing requirements. The GEDASA team can help determine the right model.

Yes. There are different locking solutions, pull handles and hardware that meet the functional needs of the entrance without giving up aesthetic integration in the project.

Yes. GEDASA offers pre-sales technical support to analyse the project requirements and help check aspects such as loads, thicknesses, compatibility between components and installation needs.

Drawings, dimensions, glass thicknesses, weights, type of opening, frequency of use and any specific technical requirement help define the solution more precisely.

Yes. GEDASA offers catalogues, technical sheets, product documentation, installation manuals and other files that can be useful for professionals and specifiers.

Because each component works within certain conditions of use. Checking weights, thicknesses, fixings and compatibility beforehand helps avoid specification errors and problems during installation.

Yes. GEDASA works with installers, glaziers, distributors and other industry professionals, providing products, technical advice and documentation.

Yes. The GEDASA team can help you check the product's characteristics and its suitability for the installation before you place the order.

Yes. In the downloads area you can find catalogues, technical sheets, manuals and other product documentation to make it easier to prepare and carry out the work.

GEDASA has a warehouse with key references from its catalogue so it can respond quickly to installers, glaziers and distributors. Specific availability must be confirmed for each reference.

Automatic drop seals, profiles and closing systems can help improve the fit of the door and reduce the transmission of noise between spaces, provided all components are correctly installed.

An automatic drop seal helps close the gap under the door when it is shut, contributing to the acoustic performance and airtightness of the assembly.

No. They can be used in different projects where it is important to improve the separation between spaces, such as meeting rooms, hotels, professional spaces or certain interior partitions.

Acoustic performance depends on the complete assembly: door, glass, profiles, seals, drop seals and joints and how the installation is carried out. For this reason, each project must be studied according to its specific requirements.

Depending on the project, locks, strike boxes, latches, cylinders and different closing and access control systems may be used.

No. The type and thickness of the glass, the preparation of the door, the mounting system and the other components must be checked before selecting a lock.

GEDASA offers technical components for projects with specific security, regulatory and fire protection requirements. The solution must be defined according to the specific requirements of each project and the applicable technical documentation.

We recommend providing GEDASA with the technical and regulatory information defined for the installation. The team can help identify the right components and check their compatibility with the project.

A partition is a system designed to compartmentalise a space using panels, doors and fixing elements. It can be part of offices, retail areas and other interior spaces where areas need to be separated while keeping the presence of glass.

Depending on the design, it may include profiles, hinges, connectors, locks, knobs, pull handles, drop seals and other fixing and joining hardware.

Yes. Partitions can combine fixed panels and glass doors. The hardware must be selected to be compatible with the overall configuration of the system.

It is advisable to know the dimensions and thicknesses of the glass panes, the layout of panels and doors, the type of opening, the planned fixings and any specific security, acoustic or usage requirements.