1/4″ Plastic Edge Molding
Description
Product Overview
- Effective Edge Protector for Sliding Glass Doors
- Easy to Cut and Install
- Protects Edges of 1/4″ (6 mm) Glass
This CRL Plastic U-Channel is used to protect edges of glass cases, sliding doors and more from chipping.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Material: ABS Plastic
Thickness: .063″ (1.60 mm)
Stock Length: 12′ (3.66 m)
Typical Uses: Protect edges of glass cases; protect sliding doors from chipping.
Product Warning:
Stock lengths must ship common carrier unless specifically cut for UPS shipment.
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“The products are good, but the delivery took longer than expected. I hope it’s faster next time.”
03/07/2024 Read More
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01/28/2024 Read More
“Everything was okay. The product quality was fine, but I wish the packaging was a bit sturdier.”
03/07/2024 Read More
“I had a small issue with my order, but it was eventually resolved. Not a perfect experience, but acceptable.”