** CRL-Blumcraft® Satin Brass 1301 Entry Door 1/2" Glass w/Overhead Closer - Entry With Panic

• More Glass, Less Metal — maximum glazing for modern storefronts
• Fully glazed with 1/2", 5/8" or 3/4" (12, 16 or 19 mm) tempered glass
• Ready to install — no assembly required
• Solid stainless steel or bronze rail construction
• Rails as slim as 3/4" x 3/4" (19 x 19 mm)
• Complete with egress handle if required

CRL-Blumcraft® 1301 Series Entrance Doors (SKU: 13HP12SB) are the original fully glazed entrance door system. Often imitated but never matched, the 1301 Series provides the most glass with the least metal of any entrance door system in the industry — ideal for commercial storefronts, retail entrances, and architectural glass door applications.


Constructed from solid stainless steel or bronze and available in brushed, mirror, and oil-rubbed bronze finishes. Top rail sizes vary based on hardware selections; consult Technical Sales for guidance on your project requirements.

A standard 1301 Series system includes the C7500 Series head channel with adjustable top pivot and a customized floor closer, giving installers ample adjustment. Common header depths (4", 4-1/2", and 6" / 102, 114, and 152 mm) are available to meet design needs.

When floor-mounted closers are not feasible, the 1301 Series can be configured for an overhead concealed door closer using a custom 1" (25 mm) high top rail with sideload adaptor and a specially designed bottom pivot — maintaining the "more glass, less metal" aesthetic while supporting overhead closer installations.

Fully glazed sidelites with matching rails are available. For field glazing of fixed panels, Wet Glaze Channels are offered to simplify installation and ensure a clean architectural finish.


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 ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, appropriate safety factors, and correct selection of fixings and procedures.