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Acts as a Decorative Crown Over Shower Enclosure to Secure Fixed Panels of Glass Not Going All the Way to the Ceiling Available in Three Standard Lengths Choice of Profiles: Round on One Side and Flat on the Other, or Flat on Both Sides of Header Includes Snap-In Filler for Door Pocket, Wall Mounting Brackets, and Appropriate Vinyl for Snug Fit of Glass The CRL Deluxe Header Kit will provide additional support and a level of safety while securing glass panels not reaching the ceiling. Deluxe Header Kits are designed to allow installers to do in-house fabrication using a selection of component parts. The extrusion has a narrow 1-1/4 inch (31.8 millimeter) face to minimize the visible sight line. 90º, 135º or Adjustable Corners are sold separately. Also Available is a special Adapter Block for use on pivot hinge installations. A 2-1/4 inch (57.2 millimeter) Blank Mounting Bracket is offered for installations when the Header does not meet the wall at 90º, and the standard Wall Mounting Brackets cannot be used. Header is constructed of aluminum alloy 6463. This Header Kit is adaptable to Senior Prima or Prima Hinges, Junior Prima Hinges should be used with the Junior Header Kit . Kit Consists Of: One 95 Inch Header Extrusion One 36 Inch (914 millimeter) Piece Snap-In Filler for Door Pocket (trim to size) Vinyl for 5/16 and 3/8 Inch (8 and 10 millimeter) Glass (not required for 1/2 inch (12 millimeter)) One Set of SHB100 Aluminum Wall Mounting Brackets
One 95" Piece of Aluminum Header Extrusion
For 5/16", 3/8", and 1/2" (8, 10, and 12 mm) Glass
One 66", 95" or 144" Piece of Aluminum Header Extrusion
One 36" (914 mm) Piece of Aluminum Snap-In Filler for Door Pocket
One Pack of Two BWB2 Brass Wall Mounting Brackets
This oil rubbed bronze gave my shower a nice brown finish that sure went better than the brass it replaced.Tips:1. Handling the glass is really a 2-person job. It's easy to scratch the finish if you are having trouble controlling the glass.2. Take the old metal to a metal recycling place. You can get a few dollars back for it.3. Check the glass to see if it is square and level. My glass wasn't square and I didn't realize that at first. The original installers used a bunch of caulk next to the wall to hide that fact.4. Use a glass cleaner that will fill in the scratches in old glass, similar to RainX, when finished.
