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CRL Pivot Shower Door Hinge Drip Plate – Prima, Brushed Nickel
CRL · Part PPHWP1BNIn stock

Pivot Shower Door Hinge Drip Plate – Prima — Brushed Nickel

A drip plate that replaces the standard plate on a CRL Prima hinge and sends water back into the shower.

Brushed Nickel ·
$28.55
+ Free shipping
Wall mountMounting
Finish: Brushed Nickel
Ships free to your doorFree on every order to the lower 48 states and DC. Usually ships in 3–7 business days.
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All sales finalCheck your glass thickness.
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About this part

The CRL Brushed Nickel Drip Plate Only for Prima Hinges (PPHWP1BN) is a genuine CRL replacement part for glass shower door hinges. Fits CRL Prima series hinges. Made by C.R. Laurence (CRL) in brushed nickel.

This drip plate replaces the standard back plate on a CRL Prima series hinge. It directs water back into the shower and cuts down on leaks through the gap between the hinge body and the base plate. Solid brass, beveled edge. Plate only; the hinge is not included.

  • Fits CRL Prima series hinges
  • Replaces the standard back plate
  • Sends water back into the shower
  • Brass, beveled edge
  • Plate only

Specs

Finishes1
Edge ProfileBeveled
MaterialBrass
Mounting TypeWall Mount
SeriesPrima
Matching hardware

Complete the look in Brushed Nickel

Common questions

Which hinges does it fit?

Fits CRL Prima series hinges. Check the series name or model on your hinge (or in your paperwork) before you order; CRL makes these parts for those hinges only.

What finishes does it come in?

Brushed Nickel. 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, hinge series and finish before you order.

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