Glass spider brackets are used in point-fixed glass installations where a minimal fixing arrangement is required. IMS supplies Grade 316 stainless steel spider fittings that allow glass panels to be secured while maintaining a clean, open appearance across a range of architectural projects.

Key features:

Suitable for glass canopies, awnings, curtain walls, point fixed facades, solar shading and glass elevator applications.
Range includes 1 arm spiders, 2 arm spider brackets, 4 arm spiders and hook bolt fittings.
Selected fittings are listed for 10mm to 26mm glass thicknesses, with stainless steel Grade 316 options available.

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Glass Canopy 1 Arm Spider

Application: Double Skin Façade, point fixed facade, curtain wall, solar shading, glass elevator, awnings, canopies, etc. Fixing on all types of structures (metal, wood, glass…) Aesthetic and economical model Validated all seismic zones Small space requirement Tested and certified by technical evaluation (test report) Stainless steel 316Structural Bolted Glass Fastener The spiders S3001...

£49.98 inc VAT

Glass Canopy 2 Arm Spider 180 Degree

£75.48 inc VAT

Glass Canopy 2 Arm Spider 90 Degree

£75.48 inc VAT

Glass Canopy Hook Bolts Double For 10-26mm Glass

? Point Supported “Hook” system for facade. ? 316 stainless stee double attachment. ? Alternative to traditional spider + rotule. ? Simple design. ? The hook system allows for rotation around the pin axis and horizontal movement. ? Glass attachment body is attached to the glass and the panels hook onto the pin.Hook System allows you to gather your glass panels for facades, glass fins,...

£171.36 inc VAT

Glass Canopy Hook Bolts Single For 10-26mm Glass

£111.18 inc VAT

Glass Canopy Spider 4 Arm

£149.94 inc VAT

Canopy Spider Brackets FAQs

How do I choose between 1 arm, 2 arm and 4 arm glass spider brackets?

The right spider bracket depends on the glass layout, fixing points and support structure. A 1 arm spider is used for single point connections, while 2 arm and 4 arm spiders are used where multiple glass panels or fixing points need to be supported.

What is the difference between a 90 degree and 180 degree spider bracket?

A 90 degree spider bracket is typically used where glass panels meet at an angled or corner arrangement, while a 180 degree spider bracket is used for straighter inline fixing layouts. The correct option should match the façade or canopy design.

Are Grade 316 stainless steel spider brackets suitable for outdoor glazing?

Yes. Grade 316 stainless steel is commonly used for external architectural hardware because it offers strong corrosion resistance compared with standard stainless steel grades. It is a practical choice for glass canopy and façade installations.

When would hook bolt fittings be used instead of standard spider brackets?

Hook bolt fittings may be used where the glass system requires a point-supported hook fixing method rather than a traditional spider and rotule arrangement. The correct choice depends on the façade design, glass type and fixing requirements.

Can glass spider brackets be fixed to different support structures?

Yes. Spider glass fittings may be used with suitable supporting structures, such as metal, timber or other engineered support systems, depending on the project design. Structural suitability should always be confirmed before installation.

Canopy Spider Brackets

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