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GLASS FABRICATION REQUIRED:
One 3/4" (19 mm) Diameter
Hole and Corner Notch
COMES WITH:
Template and Instructions
Product Warning:
These fittings are not for use with Laminated Glass.
The following guidelines are to be used when making a 1/2" glass door using this hardware:
Maximum Height: 102" (2.59 m)
Maximum Height: 176 Lbs. (80 kg)
Maximum Width: 42" (1.09 m)
If the door exceeds any of these limitations, full door rails should be used.
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CRL PH10CMBL Matte Black Bottom Door Patch with 1NT301 Insert
Item #: PH10CMBL by CR Laurence
Brand: CRL
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Features
- 2-3/4" (70 mm) Pivot Setback
- For 3/8" or 1/2" (10 or 12 mm) Glass
- Use Monolithic Tempered Glass
Finish
Matte Black
Glazing Thickness
3/8, 1/2
Finish/Color
Matte Black
Pivot Backset
2-3/4"
Type
Bottom
Insert Type
1NT301
Pivot Setback
2-3/4
With Insert
Yes
Product Overview
CRL Bottom Gate Patch Fittings are used with our bottom door pivots or floor closers. It fits in the lower corner of the gate's glass panel, and requires a hole and cut-out in the glass. Available in brushed stainless steel finish, it comes complete with instructions and a glass cut-out template.
GLASS FABRICATION REQUIRED:
One 3/4" (19 mm) Diameter
Hole and Corner Notch
COMES WITH:
Template and Instructions
Product Warning:
These fittings are not for use with Laminated Glass.
The following guidelines are to be used when making a 1/2" glass door using this hardware:
Maximum Height: 102" (2.59 m)
Maximum Height: 176 Lbs. (80 kg)
Maximum Width: 42" (1.09 m)
If the door exceeds any of these limitations, full door rails should be used.