Product Details
- Narrow Profile Rails with Vertical Stiles
- Fully Glazed with 1/2", 5/8" or 3/4" (12, 16 or 19 mm) Tempered Glass
- Six Standard Architectural Finishes
- Custom Finishes Available
- Available with Matching Fully Glazed Sidelites
CRL-Blumcraft® 250 Series Doors and Sidelites are supplied fully glazed with 1/2", 5/8" or 3/4" (12, 16 or 19 mm) tempered glass in clear, tinted or low-iron. Rails and Vertical Stiles are bonded to the glass, and can be prepped for a wide variety of door closer and pivot hardware. A bottom rail lock option is available, or the doors can come complete with any of our Egress Handles mounted on the door, ready-to-install in the opening.
250 Series Doors have the same solid aluminum narrow profile rail design found on the 150 Series Doors, but also have narrow vertical stiles with or without weatherstripping. Available in six standard finishes: Satin anodized, black bronze anodized, black powder coated, brushed and polished stainless steel, and polished brass. Custom finishes are available on special order. Maximum door size is 42" (1.07 m) wide by 108" (2.74 m) tall.
Adjustable pivot blocks are installed in the rails to suit the closer hardware selected for the project. When overhead door closers are specified, the 250 Series Doors come with an adjustable pivot arm in the top rail and a heavy-duty bottom pivot designed to work with the narrow profile rails. Similarly, when floor mounted door closers are specified, the Doors come with adjustable heavy-duty top and bottom inserts to accept the floor mounted door closer and top pivot hardware.
Fully glazed sidelites are available to match the 250 Series Doors. They have rails made from solid aluminum, anodized or clad, just like the doors, creating a uniform look throughout the opening.
Product Warning:
STRUCTURAL DISCLAIMER - All customers who in any way utilize this product are solely responsible to consult a structural engineer to determine the suitability of the product for the intended use and site conditions. All installers must be qualified and have professional knowledge about compliance with local, state and federal regulations, safety factors, and the appropriate choice of fixing material and procedures.
