Wood Clad Rail System for Glass Doors and SideLites
OwnerYuval Al Einiinventor
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The invention provides a novel wood clad rail system for glass doors and sidelites for holding panels, such as a glass pane in a door, sidelite, or wall partition. The rail system for the glass door, may include a pair of metal clamping rails, covered by wood clad attachments such as side covers or end caps, to hold the glass pane from the top and bottom of the glass pane. The invention further provides a snap-in header that can be coupled to the clamping rail from the top through a pivot. The invention further provides top and bottom rail systems for sidelites that is made of solid wood, designed and manufactured to hold glass panels. The wood clad rail system can be incorporated into a complete wall partition that includes doors and sidelites.
A cover for a rail system, the rail system having a first extended sidewall and a second extended side wall, the first extended sidewall having a first inwardly inclined sidewall and an extended flat surface, the rail system operatively couplable to a glass pane, the cover comprising:
A wood clad rail system for a glass door and a sidelite, the glass door having a top clamping rail and a bottom clamping rail, the top clamping rail having a pair of mutually opposite inclined sidewalls and a pair of mutually opposite vertical sidewalls, the top clamping rail and the bottom clamping rail holding a first glass pane, the side light having a second glass pane, an improvement to the system comprising:
A wood clad rail system for a glass door and a sidelite, the glass door having a top clamping rail and a bottom clamping rail, the top clamping rail having a pair of mutually opposite inclined sidewalls and a pair of mutually opposite vertical sidewalls, the top clamping rail and the bottom clamping rail holding a first glass pane, the sidelite having a second glass pane, an improvement to the system comprising:
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