Traditional 135° Movable Transom Clamp — Polished Chrome
Lets a glass transom pivot open off a 135° fixed panel to release steam.
Temporarily out of stock at our supplier. You can still order; it ships when restocked.
About this clamp
The CRL Traditional 135° Movable Transom Clamp is a transom clamp for frameless glass showers; it fits 5/16" to 1/2" glass. Made by C.R. Laurence (CRL) in polished chrome.
This clamp lets a movable transom rotate off a fixed panel set at 135°, so steam can escape. It can pair with CRL's other movable transom clamps. The transom and door should be square cut and the fixed panel mitered at 45°; center the clamp on the glass. Solid brass, for 5/16" to 1/2" (8 to 12 mm) tempered glass.
- Fits 5/16" to 1/2" (8 to 12 mm) glass
- Transom pivots to release steam
- Fixed panel mitered at 45°
- Pairs with other CRL transom clamps
- Solid brass
Specs
| Finishes | 1 |
|---|---|
| Glass To Glass Angle | 135 |
| Glazing Thickness | 5/16 in. To 1/2 in. (8 mm To 12 mm) |
| Material | Brass |
| Mounting Type | Glass To Glass |
| Series | Traditional |
Complete the look in Polished Chrome
Common questions
What glass thickness does the CRL Traditional 135° Movable Transom Clamp fit?
5/16" to 1/2" thick tempered glass. Measure your glass at a bare edge before you order; our measuring guide shows how.
How many clamps do I need?
This is one transom clamp. Replace a worn clamp with the same style, size and finish so it lines up with the others.
What finishes does it come in?
Polished Chrome. Match the finish of the hinges and other hardware on your shower.
Can I return it?
No. All sales are final, so please check your glass thickness, clamp style and finish before you order.
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Match your holes, glass and finish.
Measure center to center between your existing holes and check your glass thickness. A new handle has to match both.
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