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B5A Series Mill 120" Square Bottom Mount Base Shoe Drilled for 1/2" Glass

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CRL B5A10D B5A Series Mill 120" Square Bottom Mount Base Shoe Drilled for 1/2" Glass

Item #: B5A10D by SurfaceMate

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  • Adjustable Angle Base Shoe and Shimming System for Dry Glazing 1/2" (12 mm) Monolithic Tempered Glass
  • Drilled and Counter Bored 12" (305 mm) Center-to-Center, or We Will Custom Drill to Your Specifications
  • Custom Cutting and Mitering Service Available
  • 6063 Alloy - T52 Temper

Hole Size

9/16" (14.3 mm)

Stock Length

120" (3.05 m)

Counter Bore X Depth

7/8" (22 mm) x 1/2" (12.7 mm)

Center-to-Center

12" (305 mm)

Brand

SurfaceMate

Height

4-3/16

Finish

Mill

Material

Aluminum

Length

120

Width

2-1/2

Glazing Thickness

1/2

Glazing Type

Monolithic

Drilling Center to Center

12

Finish/Color

Mill


This CRL B5A Series Surfacemate® Square Base Shoe is used as the base channel for glass railing systems. It can be clad in several choices of architectural finishes. The most critical component in a railing system is the proper attachment of the base shoe to the substrate. CRL has engineered and tested a variety of attachment methods, and has developed an acceptable combination of drilling patterns and fasteners.
Product Warning:
CRL does not recommend direct powder coating of this base shoe extrusion. Powder coated cladding applied over the base shoe is the recommended method.
All pre-drilled CRL Base Shoes have a +1/8 (3mm) / -1/16 (1.5mm) tolerance between each hole drilled in the base. Before drilling installation holes in the concrete or steel substrate it is recommended that the installer place the base shoe into the planned final position, then mark the position of the holes to be drilled into the substrate.

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