CRL Laguna 316 Polished SS Double Roller Sliding Glass Door Kit

• Intended for glass mounting — glass mount single slider kit
• New anti-lift double roller design for secure sliding
• Alloy 316 steel construction (corrosion-resistant hardware)
• Assembly contains all necessary hardware to install with 3/8" or 1/2" (10 or 12 mm) tempered glass
• Spanner wrench for installation sold separately

The CRL Double Roller Laguna Series Glass Mount Single Slider Kit (SKU: LSGM26PS) contains all components required — except the tempered glass — to install a single sliding door in an all-glass opening with a wall at one end, a glass transom above, and a fixed glass panel at the opposite side.

The anti-lift sliding door top rollers include both surface-mount and flush-mount fittings (both supplied) and offer 1/8" (3.2 mm) vertical adjustment for precise door alignment. This system is designed exclusively for 3/8" or 1/2" (10 or 12 mm) tempered glass; laminated glass is not permitted.

Complete glass fabrication details and drawings are available from our Technical Sales Department.

DOOR SYSTEM LIMITATIONS:
Maximum Door Weight: 220 Lbs. (100 kg)
Minimum Door Width: 37-13/16" (960 mm)
Maximum Door Width: 53-9/16" (1.36 m)
Maximum Door Height: 98-7/16" (2.50 m)
Maximum Track Length: 104" (2.64 m)

NOTE: Bi-parting double doors are not possible for this application.

EACH KIT CONTAINS:

• Two CRL Laguna Series anti-lift top rollers with glass fittings
• One CRL Laguna Series top sliding tube with end caps — 104" (2.64 m) length
• One CRL Laguna Series top sliding tube wall-mount end cap (fastener to wall not included)
• Six CRL Laguna Series top sliding tube glass-mount clamps
• Two CRL Laguna Series door stops (one left-hand and one right-hand)
• One CRL Laguna Series bottom floor guide

Product Warning:

STRUCTURAL DISCLAIMER — Customers are solely responsible for consulting a structural engineer to confirm product suitability for intended use and site conditions. Installers must be qualified and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, safety factors, and correct selection of fixing materials and procedures.