



Ozone Glass Door Handle OGH-11
- Manufacturer: Ozone Secutech
- Model: OGH-11
- Type: D-type pull handle
- Sizes Available: 19 × 171 mm · 25 × 325 mm · 25 × 450 mm
- Installation: Back-to-back, through the glass
- Gaskets Supplied: Prevent direct metal-to-glass contact
- Finish: Satin Stainless Steel
- Also Suits: Wooden and metal doors, with extended spindles on request
Ozone Glass Door Handle OGH-11 is a D-type pull handle for glass, wooden and metal doors, in three sizes including a compact 19 × 171 mm option.
Handles on glass doors are fitted back to back — the two halves bolt through holes in the panel and clamp against each other. That is the only way to fix anything to glass, and it is why the hole positions have to be exactly right: they are drilled before the panel is toughened and cannot be moved afterwards.
Gaskets are supplied to sit between the handle and the glass. They are not a detail to skip. Metal bearing directly on a glass edge creates a point stress, and point stress on toughened glass is how panels fail — sometimes months later, apparently spontaneously.
Key Features
- Back-to-back installation: The correct fixing method for glass, clamping rather than screwing
- Gaskets supplied: Prevent metal-to-glass contact and the point stress that cracks panels
- Wide size range: Match the handle to the door proportions rather than settling for what fits
- Also fits wooden and metal doors: Extended spindles provided on request
- Satin stainless finish: Hides fingerprints on a handle touched hundreds of times a day
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | OGH-11 |
| Type | D-type pull handle |
| Sizes Available | 19 × 171 mm · 25 × 325 mm · 25 × 450 mm |
| Installation | Back-to-back through the glass |
| Gaskets | Supplied |
| Other Door Types | Wooden and metal, with extended spindle on request |
| Finish | Satin Stainless Steel |
| Glass Thickness | [CONFIRM — check spindle length against your panel] |
Before You Order
- Hole positions are drilled before toughening. Give your glass supplier the handle’s fixing centres at order stage — they cannot be changed once the panel is toughened
- Size is about proportion, not just grip. A short handle on a tall door looks wrong; measure the leaf before choosing
- Fitting a wooden or metal door? Ask us for the extended spindle when ordering
- Never omit the gaskets. Metal directly against glass creates point stress, which is a common cause of panels failing later
1) How do handles fix to a glass door?
Back to back — the two halves bolt through holes in the panel and clamp against each other. Nothing can be screwed into glass, so this is the only method.
2) Can the fixing holes be drilled on site?
No. Holes must be made before the glass is toughened. Toughened glass shatters if drilled. Give your glass supplier the handle’s fixing centres when you order the panel.
3) Why are gaskets important?
They stop metal bearing directly on the glass. Direct contact creates a point stress, and point stress is a common reason toughened panels fail later, sometimes without warning.
4) Which size should I choose?
Match it to the door’s proportions. A short handle on a tall glass leaf looks undersized, and a long one on a narrow door crowds it. Measure the leaf, and consider who uses the door — longer handles suit a wider range of heights.
5) Can I use it on a wooden or metal door?
Yes — extended spindles are provided on request for thicker door materials. Tell us the door type and thickness when ordering.
- Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
- Damaged or defective product
- Wrong or missing item
- Product cannot be returned once installed or used
- Refer to Refund Policy for complete details
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