Tilt Lock

Tilt Lock Spigots for Glass Installation

Tilt lock spigots offer the perfect solution for glass balustrades and pool fencing where adjustability meets stability. These innovative core drilled spigots allow you to fine-tune the angle of your glass panels after installation, ensuring precision alignment every time.

When you're installing glass balustrades or pool fencing, getting the angle just right can be challenging. Traditional fixed spigots don't give you much wiggle room once they're set. That's where tilt lock core drilled spigots come into play.

These clever pieces of hardware let you adjust the glass angle after you've drilled and mounted everything. You can tilt the glass panel to compensate for uneven surfaces or structural variations. Once you've got it perfect, you lock it down tight.

How Tilt Lock Core Drilled Spigots Work

The design is straightforward but effective. The spigot fits into a core-drilled hole in your concrete, timber, or metal base. Inside the spigot housing, there's a mechanism that allows the glass to tilt forward or backward by several degrees.

You insert your glass panel into the spigot channel. Then you adjust the angle using the built-in adjustment system. Most models use grub screws or allen key adjustments. Once the glass sits at the perfect angle, you tighten the locking mechanism. The glass is now held securely in place.

This adjustability is a game-changer for sites with sloped surfaces or where you need to match existing angles. You're not stuck with whatever angle you initially set. You've got room to get it spot on.

Adjustable Angles

Fine-tune glass positioning after installation to compensate for uneven surfaces and ensure perfect alignment.

Core Drilled Design

Mounts securely into concrete, timber, or metal substrates for maximum stability and load-bearing capacity.

Secure Locking

Once adjusted, the locking mechanism holds glass panels firmly in place against wind loads and daily use.

Weather Resistant

Built from marine-grade stainless steel to withstand Australian coastal conditions and pool environments.

Where to Use Tilt Lock Spigots

Pool fencing is the most common application. Australian pool safety regulations require specific heights and gaps. Tilt lock core drilled spigots help you meet compliance standards while dealing with sloped pool surrounds.

Balustrades on decks and balconies also benefit from this hardware. Deck surfaces aren't always perfectly level. The tilt adjustment lets you keep your glass panels plumb even when your mounting surface isn't.

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