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CRL Clear Polycarbonate Wipe with Pile Weatherstrip
CRL Clear Polycarbonate Wipe with Pile Weatherstrip
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$3.80
SKU:
CW12
Description
Product Overview
- For 1/2″ (12 mm) Glass Doors
- Installs without Tools
- Eliminates Drafts Between ‘All-Glass’ Doors
This CRL Clear Polycarbonate with Pile Weatherstrip prevents drafts from entering between glass doors. Simply snap over the edge of 1/2″ (12 mm) glass. No tools required to install. Recommended clearance is 5/16″ to 3/8″ (8 to 10 mm). Stock lengths measure 95″ (2.41 m) and can be shipped U.P.S.
Additional information
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Product Overview
Reviews
11/10/2024
“Amazing service and top-quality products! Will definitely be back.”
07/06/2024
“Reliable and trustworthy. I will definitely order again.”
08/13/2024
“Impressive service and excellent quality. I’m a loyal customer now.”
09/21/2024
“Decent quality and fair pricing. Customer service was helpful when I had questions.”
05/28/2024
“The products are good, but the delivery took longer than expected. I hope it’s faster next time.”
03/07/2024
“Professional and efficient. I’ll be a returning customer for sure.”
09/04/2024
“Products are good, and the service is fine. Delivery took a little longer than expected, but it wasn’t a big problem.”
03/22/2024
“The quality of the products exceeded my expectations. Very satisfied!”
01/28/2024
“Everything was okay. The product quality was fine, but I wish the packaging was a bit sturdier.”
03/07/2024
“I had a small issue with my order, but it was eventually resolved. Not a perfect experience, but acceptable.”
