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14-3/16 in. Check-Rail Glazing Stops (#81660)

These wood pieces take the place of the typical glazing stops in the check rail (either the bottom of the upper sash in a double-hung or the inner stile of the fixed sash in a slide-by). They are routed to accept the lock keepers.

Benefits

Eagle wood components are treated with a preservative and insect repellent, dried, then finished with your choice of factory-applied stain and sealant or basecoat
Available in nine wood species

Series

Check-Rail Glazing Stops
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Standard Specifications

EagleVision+ Description PINE CETDH CH RL GL STP 1-8 2
LOCKS
ETDH

EagleVision+ Category MW

Lifespan 4/2003 - Present

Availability Current Replacement Part

Length 14.188 in.

Width 0.641 in.

Wood Species Pine

Depth 0.641 in.

DWG (Eagle Drawing Number) 221H/212X

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Comments

To calculate the length of the glazing stop, subtract 5-13/16 in. from the width of the double-hung frame or the height of the slide-by frame. For example, if your double-hung is 24 in. wide, select an 18-3/16 in. long glazing stop (24.000 - 5.812 = 18.188).
The width of the glazing stop is dependent upon the overall thickness of the glazing assembly. Standard 5/8 in. insulating glass takes the standard 0.641 in. width glazing stop. Contact Eagle for assistance in calculating the width for additional glass types, such as single-glaze, triple-glaze and impact versions.
Order other wood species as a custom part.
See also the original Talon double-hung keepers, Updated Talon double-hung keepers or slide-by keepers.

Specifications may change without notice. The information we supply is believed to be accurate and reliable as of this publication. However, Eagle Window & Door assumes no responsibility for its use. Refer to your local building codes for design requirements.