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Features
- Constructed from aluminum with a white electro-static paint finish for consistent appearance in glass framing applications.
- Measures 144" in length, 1-3/16" in height, and 3/8" in width, providing a standard profile for various glass installations.
- Features a 0.045" thickness and a 9/32" inner opening width to accommodate glass panels securely.
- Designed with a 5/8" short leg height, suitable for supporting 1/4" glazing thickness in fixed glass setups.
- Includes a deep nose design that allows for stable glass placement and alignment during the assembly process.
Finish
White Electro-Static Paint
Material
Aluminum
Thickness
0.045" (1.14mm)
Length
144" (3658mm)
Length
144" (3658mm)
Height
1-3/16" (30.2mm)
Height
1-3/16" (30.2mm)
Width
3/8" (9.5mm)
Width
3/8" (9.5mm)
Thickness
0.045" (1.14mm)
Inner Opening Width
9/32" (7.2mm)
Short Leg Height
5/8" (15.9mm)
Glazing Thickness
1/4" (6mm)
Glazing Thickness
1/4" (6mm)
Product Overview
The Deep Nose "J" Channel is a structural component designed for securing glass panels in various glazing applications. Constructed from aluminum with a white electro-static paint finish, this channel provides a stable frame for glass installations. The channel features a length of 144", a height of 1-3/16", and a width of 3/8". It is designed with a thickness of 0.045" and an inner opening width of 9/32". The short leg height measures 5/8", and it is compatible with 1/4" glazing thickness. This channel is suitable for use in residential and commercial glass framing projects where a secure edge is required. The deep nose profile allows for the glass to be inserted deeper into the channel, which assists in maintaining the position of the glass panel within the frame. This component is often used to hold mirrors and fixed glass panels in place. The aluminum construction provides a rigid support structure, while the white electro-static paint finish offers a neutral appearance that integrates with various interior designs. The channel is intended for use in environments where glass panels need to be held firmly along their edges.