Commercial Hollow Metal Knock-Down Borrowed Lite Window Frames x 4 7/8" Throat x 16 Gauge Galv Steel x 4-Sided
A "HM borrowed lite window" refers to a fixed window frame made of hollow metal, designed to allow light to pass from one room to another within a building, essentially acting as a "borrowed lite" feature in interior design; "HM" is standard for "hollow metal" and "borrowed lite" indicates the function of letting light through without an operable window opening.
Featured of the Knock-Down HM Borrowed Lite Window Frame:
- Type: Fixed Steel Window Frame
- Material: 16 Gauge A40 Galv Steel
- Construction: Knock-Down. Field assembly by others.
- Profile: Double Rabbet Profile
- Trim Face: 2" (Standard)
- Throat (Jamb Depth): 4 7/8" Throat (5 7/8" Jamb Depth)
- Stop Height: 5/8"
- Wall Anchor: TS (PF) Tesnion Screw/Pressure Fit Screw (Standard on KD Frames)
- Includes: 5/8" x 5/8" HM GLazing Stop Molding (Pre-Drilled & Counter-Sunk)
- Includes: TEK Screws for HM Glazing Bead Moldings
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Installation:
- Drywall: Installed as wrapped-around existing drywall.
- Masonry: Installed as wrapped-around existing masonry wall.
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Fire Rating: None. These BL's are not fire labeled.
Wall Construction:
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Metal Stud Drywall: 3 5/8" Stud with one layer 5/8" sheetrock each side.
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Wood Stud Drywall: 2x4 Stud with one layer 5/8" sheetrock each side.
- Please note other sizes and wall construction are available by special order. Please contact MDI for a price quote.
Order Size:
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36" x 36" = Inside Dimension (40" x 40" Overall or Outside Dimension)
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48" x 36" = Inside Dimension (52" x 40" Overall or Outside Dimension)
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48" x 48" = Inside Dimension (52" x 52" Overall or Outside Dimension)
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60" x 36" = Inside Dimension (64" x 40" Overall or Outside Dimension)
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72" x 36" = Inside Dimension (76" x 40" Overall or Outside Dimension)
Note:
1. Glass not included. To be supplied and installed by others.
2. Sizes are noted as Width x Height," but they can be installed vertically or horizontally.
3. Images and drawings are Not to Scale.
