Blumcraft of Pittsburgh
460 Melwood Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-1195
Tel: (412) 681-2400
Fax: (412) 681-6840
E-mail: info@blumcraft.com
Web site: http://www.blumcraft.com
This transom supporting technique has been developed by Blumcraft to give
the entrance a clean glass look. The narrow metal member supporting the transom
glass is suspended by small stainless steel rods concealed in the joints between
the transom glass and the sidelights. A highly reflective finish of the B-1250
transom bar will further minimize the presence of supporting members as it
blends into the reflection of the glass. Electric strikes can be used with
transom in combination with Blumcraft panic devices and deadbolt housings. Transom bars
can be mounted to walls or framing.
Advantages:
- Minimum exposed metal maintains an all glass entrance look.
- Corner cutouts and hole fabrication of the glass are eliminated,
thus avoiding critical stress points in both transom and sidelight glass.
- The transom glass rests in the slot of the floating transom
bar, assuring rigid installation of the transom glass.
- The glass transom gains lateral support from adjacent sidelights
without holes in the sidelight glass.
- Doors are easily adjustable both laterally and vertically for better positioning in the opening.
Before sending preliminary sketches to Blumcraft, please refer to complete
catalogs in Sweets:
Tempered Glass Doors - 08 41 00 / BLU
Architectural Hardware - 08 71 00 / BLU
Display Case Doors - 12 35 59 / BLU
Railing Systems - 05 73 00 / BLU
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