CRL Birmingham Series Slimline Locking Handle for Sliding Doors

• Solid Stainless Steel
• European Style Lock
• For 3/8" or 1/2" (10 or 12 mm) Tempered Glass
• For Interior Use Only
• Rated for Panels Up to 110 Lbs. (50 kg)

This CRL Birmingham Series Slim Line Locking Handle (SKU: B1R15) adds secure, low-profile locking to bi-fold glass door systems. Finished in brushed stainless steel, the handle is keyed on the exterior with a thumbturn inside and uses a hook latch to secure the bi-fold panel. A jamb-mounted strike plate is included. For glass-to-glass installations, order the matching Receiver Handle (Cat. No. B1R16) separately. A notch in the glass panel is required.

The CRL Birmingham Bi-Folding Top Hung Door System uses stainless steel corner patches and satin-anodized aluminum top track to create a modern, space-saving interior solution. The system accommodates 2–12 panels (maximum six per side), is top-hung with heavy-duty rollers, and is suitable for commercial or residential interior applications where a sleek bi-fold glass partition or room divider is desired.

Stock kits: 2 x 2, 3-panel, and 4-panel bi-folding kits—each includes the fittings and hardware needed except for tempered glass and substrate fasteners. Kits are configurable by adding fittings while observing system limitations.

Key features and installation notes:

• Alloy 304 stainless steel hinge patches for panel-to-panel connections.
• Midpoint patches for openings taller than 104" (2.6 m) to ensure safe operation.
• Matching bottom patches with guide pins run in a floor-mounted continuous channel to maintain alignment.
• Maximum panel weight: 110 lbs. (50 kg); maximum width: 29" (737 mm); maximum height: 118" (3 m).
• Fits 3/8" or 1/2" (10 or 12 mm) tempered glass; two holes per door/fitting and center lock housing notches required.
• Top and bottom tracks available in 118" (3 m) lengths.

Optional Slim Line Locking Handles and Receiver Handles are available to complete matching bi-fold glass door hardware systems.

Product Warning:

STRUCTURAL DISCLAIMER - Customers must consult a structural engineer to confirm product suitability for intended use and site conditions. Installers must be qualified and knowledgeable about local regulations, safety factors,