Clear 'H' Jamb, 180°, for 3/8" Glass
Our most popular straight-line seal. All-rigid and nearly invisible.
The CRL P380HJ is a 95-inch clear 'h' jamb, 180°, for 3/8-inch glass, with a suggested 3/16" gap. Made by C.R. Laurence (CRL); available in clear, black, white.
Temporarily out of stock at our supplier. You can still order; it ships when restocked.
- Most popular straight-line (180°) seal
- Clear, low-profile look
- Suggested gap: 3/16"
- 95" length, cut to fit
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About this seal
Pressure fits onto the edge of the fixed panel with the lip on the latch side, or onto the door with the lip on the hinge side. The lip overlaps the gap so water can't get through where the door closes in a straight line. Entirely rigid polycarbonate for a clean, clear look. For 3/8" glass. 95" length, cut to fit.
Fit & specs
| Glass thickness | 3/8" |
|---|---|
| Gap | 3/16" |
| Installs by | Pressure fits onto the glass |
| Used for | Door to fixed glass panel (straight line) Latch (strike) side Hinge or pivot side |
| Length | 95 in. (2413 mm) |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Pre-Applied Tape | No |
Common questions
What glass thickness does the CRL P380HJ fit?
The CRL P380HJ fits 3/8" glass. Measure your glass at the edge before ordering; a seal made for a different thickness will not stay on.
What gap does the P380HJ seal?
The suggested gap is 3/16". Measure with the door closed.
How do I install the CRL P380HJ?
It pressure fits onto the edge of the glass; no glue or tape needed. Clean and dry the edge first.
How do I cut the CRL P380HJ to length?
Measure the glass edge where the seal goes, then cut the seal to that length with plastic trim snips like the CRL PTS89 or a fine-tooth hacksaw. The snips give a clean, straight or angled cut in one squeeze.
How long is the P380HJ?
It comes in a 95" length that you cut to fit your door.
What colors does the P380HJ come in?
Clear, Black, White.
Can I return the P380HJ?
No. All sales are final: due to the nature of shipping these long seals, items cannot be returned. Measure your glass thickness and check the suggested gap before you order; our measuring guide shows how.
