Deltana ZA2014 Frosted Glass Tumbler Set, ZA Series

The ZA2014 holder projects 5-5/8 inches off the wall, with a 1-1/8 inch base. Measure from the finished wall face to whatever sits nearby, a vanity edge, a mirror frame, or a door swing, before you set the mounting location. In a tight powder room or a narrow ADA-turn path, that projection is the number that decides the placement.

Mounting hardware is packed with the ZA2014 set. What is not included is the anchor type for your substrate. The supplied hardware suits typical wall fastening, but if you are mounting into tile over cement board, hollow block, or a stud-free drywall bay, plan on the appropriate toggle or masonry anchor for that wall. On a multi-unit turn, crews usually standardize on one anchor across the building.

Deltana rates the ZA Series as commercial. The bracket is a zinc and aluminum build, with an aluminum substrate, and the tumbler itself is frosted glass. That combination handles hospitality and multi-family guest baths fine. For a high-abuse setting, a locker room, a school restroom, a correctional or transit facility, glass is the wrong call and you want a stainless or heavy-gauge institutional accessory instead.

Two finishes: Brushed Nickel and Polished Chrome. Both are common enough to sit alongside standard faucet and trim finishes. If you are outfitting a full bath, order the towel bar, ring, and paper holder from the same ZA Series in the same finish so the plating matches, mixing series across a wall is where color shifts show up.

It is a set: the wall-mounted bracket plus the frosted glass tumbler that sits in it. Model ZA2014. You are not ordering a holder and hunting a glass separately.

The ZA2014 is sold as a complete set, bracket and frosted glass together, in each finish. For a property manager replacing broken glasses across a portfolio, that means a breakage is a full-set order, so it is worth carrying a spare set or two per building rather than waiting on a one-off.

Unit of measure is each, one bracket-and-glass set per unit. So a 40-unit apartment building outfitting one bath apiece is a quantity of 40, not 20.