NGP 8713 84" Thermal Break Saddle Threshold is expertly crafted from Aluminum alloy 6063 in T5 temper, ensuring durability and strength. Measuring 7-1/8" wide and 1/4" tall, this threshold features a fluted top and is designed to enhance both functionality and aesthetics in commercial restroom environments. One of the standout features of the NGP 8713 is its rigid thermoplastic spline, which creates a barrier that prevents the transfer of outside temperature and frost, enhancing indoor comfort and energy efficiency. With a typical wall thickness of .125" and a weight of just .97 lbs./ft., this threshold is both lightweight and robust. The product comes with #10 x 1-1/2" FH zinc-plated wood screws for easy installation, ensuring a secure fit. Available in a mill finish, the dark bronze option is provided with DKB thresholds, giving you choices that suit your design preferences. Additionally, the NGP 8713 is ADA compliant, meeting the requirements of the ADA Standard for Accessible Design, making it an ideal choice for accessible and usable buildings. Please note that shipping limitations may apply for this product based on size regulations. Choose the NGP 8713 for a reliable, efficient, and stylish solution for your restroom partitions.
84" Thermal Break Saddle Threshold, 1/4" x 7-1/8"
Dimensions: 7-1/8" wide x 1/4" tall
Fasteners: #10 x 1-1/2" FH zinc plated wood screws included. Dark bronze supplied with DKB thresholds
Finish: Mill finish
Length: 84.0"
Material: Aluminum alloy 6063, T5 temper
Shipping Limitations: Some products exceed standard small package size regulations and may incur additional fees. Items measuring 96" or more could require extra charges or LTL shipping. Please keep this in mind when ordering, and contact customer service for more details.
Standard-0: ADA COMPLIANT. Barrier Free Thresholds meet the requirements of the ADA Standard for Accessible Design and ICC/ANSI A117.1 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities.
Wall Thickness: Typical wall thickness .125"
Weight: Weight: .97 lbs./ft.
