- Kit for 3/4" (19 mm) Glass Doors
- Use Monolithic Tempered Glass
- Reduces Drafts and Protects the Edge of the Glass
- Works Only with CRL DRS Wedge-Lock® Door Rails for Both Single and Double Door Applications
- Five Cladded Architectural Finishes
CRL Vertical Weatherstile Kits include two 117" (2.97 m) lengths of Weatherstile with Wool Pile Weatherstrip, one 120" (3.05 m) black EPDM Filler Strip (for double door applications), four 117" (2.97 m) lengths of Bonding Strips with Very Hi-Bond Tape, four 1-1/2" (38 mm) tall Weatherstripped Removable Access Plates with Alignment Clips, and installation instructions. Custom lengths up to 117" (2.97 m) are available on special order.
CRL Vertical Weatherstile Kits have been redesigned for use with newly fabricated single or double doors with either 1/2" (12 mm) or 3/4" (19 mm) tempered glass.
These narrow stiles not only reduce drafts, but they also protect the edge of the glass with minimal disruption of the 'all-glass' look. Five architectural finishes are available to match the adjacent metal finish of most any commercial door.
Installation is accomplished with internal Bonding Strips that attach to the glass with Very Hi-Bond Tape for a secure and accurate fit every time. This replaces the traditional glue-on weatherstile that would need time for adhesive to set prior to installation.
NOTE: CRL Vertical Weatherstiles are intended only for use on newly fabricated doors being installed into a new or existing opening. They cannot be used on existing doors with pre-installed door rails.
Most shipping weights are approximate and have not been verified. If the exact weight is needed in order to determine shipping costs, and shipping costs are required in order for you to complete your order, please request this prior to submitting your order by contacting CRL Customer Service. Product images shown are of the actual product or a close representation. Colors can vary depending on your computer's video card and on how your monitor's color is adjusted.
Brass Finish Advisory:
Although durable, brass is prone to oxidation. It can give brass and brass finishes a tarnished look, regardless of how the hardware is initially packaged or stored. For more information, view the Brass Finish Disclaimer found in the Technical References section below.
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