Clear 'U' with 90° Fin Seal for 3/8" Glass
Corner seal with a soft 7/8" fin. Also made for Hydroslide sliders.
Temporarily out of stock at our supplier. You can still order; it ships when restocked.
About this seal
The CRL PC1090 is a 95-inch clear 'u' with 90° fin seal for 3/8-inch glass. Made by C.R. Laurence (CRL); available in clear.
A clear 'U' that pressure fits onto the glass edge, with a soft 7/8" vinyl fin set at 90°. Use it where a fixed panel meets a door at a right angle, or on the door or panel of a Hydroslide sliding system. For 3/8" glass. 95" length, cut to fit.
- 7/8" soft fin at 90°
- Fits Hydroslide sliders
- 95" length, cut to fit
Fit & specs
| Glass thickness | 3/8" |
|---|---|
| Installs by | Pressure fits onto the glass |
| Used for | 90° corner Sliding doors |
| Fin Length | 7/8 in. (22 mm) |
| Length | 95 in. (2413 mm) |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
Common questions
What glass thickness does the CRL PC1090 fit?
The CRL PC1090 fits 3/8" glass. Measure your glass at the edge before ordering; a seal made for a different thickness will not stay on.
How do I install the CRL PC1090?
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 PC1090 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 PC1090?
It comes in a 95" length that you cut to fit your door.
Can I return the PC1090?
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.
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