Beauty plus Protection CHAMBERLIN
SILL-DOR-SEAL
Chamberlin installation practice specifies that the bottoms of doors shall be rabbetted 14 inch deep x 1% inches wide (!4 inch deep x 1-inch wide for 1% inch doors) and equipped with a cold rolled bronze hook, .0225-inch thick, securely nailed so as to tightly interlock with the inner lip of the Sill-Dor- Seal when doors are closed.
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HAMBERLIN SilbDor-Seals become outstanding fea
tures of finer residential buildings because of the attractiveness and protection J they lend to entrance doorways. Chamberlin Sill-Dor-Seals are made of extruded brass —highly polished and artistically formed. They are securely anchored to either wood, stone or metal sills where they seal door bottoms most effectively, shutting out draughts, rain, snow and dust. And at the same time, they add dignity and beauty to the building threshold. The inclusion of the extra wide Chamberlin SilhDor-Seal No. 36 puts the final touch to Chamberlin door equipment which seals jambs and heads of entrance doors by interlocking weather strip members or by highly tempered, hemmed edge,flexible spring bronze. Send for detailed drawings and specification sheets.
CHAMBERLIN METAL WEATHER STRIP COMPANY
West Lafayette Blvd., Detroit, Michigan
100 Sales and Service Branches Throughout the United States
Specifications of most products advertised in THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT appear in the Specification Manual
SILL-DOR-SEAL
Chamberlin installation practice specifies that the bottoms of doors shall be rabbetted 14 inch deep x 1% inches wide (!4 inch deep x 1-inch wide for 1% inch doors) and equipped with a cold rolled bronze hook, .0225-inch thick, securely nailed so as to tightly interlock with the inner lip of the Sill-Dor- Seal when doors are closed.
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HAMBERLIN SilbDor-Seals become outstanding fea
tures of finer residential buildings because of the attractiveness and protection J they lend to entrance doorways. Chamberlin Sill-Dor-Seals are made of extruded brass —highly polished and artistically formed. They are securely anchored to either wood, stone or metal sills where they seal door bottoms most effectively, shutting out draughts, rain, snow and dust. And at the same time, they add dignity and beauty to the building threshold. The inclusion of the extra wide Chamberlin SilhDor-Seal No. 36 puts the final touch to Chamberlin door equipment which seals jambs and heads of entrance doors by interlocking weather strip members or by highly tempered, hemmed edge,flexible spring bronze. Send for detailed drawings and specification sheets.
CHAMBERLIN METAL WEATHER STRIP COMPANY
West Lafayette Blvd., Detroit, Michigan
100 Sales and Service Branches Throughout the United States
Specifications of most products advertised in THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT appear in the Specification Manual