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Connector

Connectors, also referred to as mullions, are structural components used to join two or more window frames into a single mulled unit. They provide strength, alignment, and stability between adjoining frames while maintaining proper spacing and sealing. Connectors are used in both vertical and horizontal configurations and are designed to create a unified window assembly while preserving weather resistance and structural integrity.

Installation Solution
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  • Color - Black Exterior & White Interior
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Terms and Conditions

Shipping: 2-3 Business Days

Installation Guide

To install connectors, begin by removing the glazing beads using a painter’s tool. If the glass thickness exceeds 1 1/4″, remove the glass before proceeding. Place mullion shims on the first frame at 16-inch intervals. Apply a continuous caulk joint along both the interior and exterior sides of the first frame, then fasten the mullion to the frame using 2″ self-tapping screws spaced every 16 inches. Repeat the shimming process on the second frame, apply caulk to both interior and exterior surfaces, and bring the two frames together. Clamp the frames securely. Drill through the first frame and reinforcement steel, ensuring penetration through all required steel layers, with holes spaced every 16 inches. Use 3″ self-tapping screws in all drilled holes to secure the assembly. Once all fasteners are installed, remove the clamps and reinstall the glazing beads.

Materials Needed

Materials needed include the provided mullion connector, 3″ #12 self-tapping flat-head screws, 2″ self-tapping flat-head screws, and a high-quality sealant such as Spectrem 2 or an equivalent product. These materials are used to fasten the frames together and ensure proper sealing between units.

Tools Needed

Installation of connectors requires a drill, 3/16″ metal drill bits, clamps, a rubber mallet, a caulking gun, and a painter’s tool.