CRL 72 in Brushed Nickel Header Filler for CK/DK Cottage Sliders

• Individual supplementary extrusions and hardware components to convert our frameless shower door kits into angled enclosures or wider inline units (SKU DK62BN)
• Header filler used where fixed panels are located
• Available finishes: Brite Anodized, Brite Gold Anodized, Brushed Nickel, and Oil Rubbed Bronze to match CRL kits
• DIY-friendly components — or send a drawing and dimensions to CRL to customize a complete sliding shower door kit
• Use with monolithic tempered glass (glass not included)

CRL Header Filler for CK/DK Cottage Series Sliders components expand the versatility of our frameless sliding shower door kits. Add panels to create designer enclosures or build a custom sliding unit by combining headers, header fillers, bottom sills, sidelite sills, side jambs, top hangers and other accessory extrusions. Stock lengths and matching finishes make on-site customization straightforward.

Use these components to build your required enclosure, or email/fax a drawing with dimensions and we will assemble a customized kit that includes all hardware (except glass and silicone). Installation instructions are included with each custom kit.

NOTE: All fixed panels of glass must be 3/8" (10 mm) thick.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Material: Extrusions — Aluminum; Towel Bar — Brass Tubing; Knob — Solid Brass
Glass Thickness: 1/4" or 3/8" (6 or 10 mm) (glass not included)
Recommended Maximum Slider Sizes: 1/4" (6 mm) glass: 60" W x 72" H (1.52 x 1.83 m) or 72" W x 60" H (1.83 x 1.52 m); 3/8" (10 mm) glass: 72" W x 80" H (1.83 x 2.03 m)
Glass Fabrication: Towel Bar – Two 1/2" (12 mm) diameter holes, 24" (610 mm) center-to-center; Knob – One 1/2" (12 mm) diameter hole; Top Hangers – Four 1/2" (12 mm) diameter holes (two per glass panel)

Product Warning:

Hardware package includes corners and header bracket required to convert an inline shower door kit into an angled enclosure when used with the appropriate extrusions listed above. These accessory components must be ordered separately. Polycarbonates are translucent in color.