PUSH POINT - GLAZIER

Holding a pane of glass in a wood sash, these glazier push points are the small metal fasteners that pin new glass into a window frame before glazing compound goes on, keeping the pane seated while the putty sets and for the life of the window. Pushed into the wood sash by hand or with a putty knife, the points grip the glass edge and hold it flat and tight against the frame, so the glazing compound seals rather than supports the glass. They are the standard fastener for setting glass in a wood window, picture frame, or cabinet door. A box supplies plenty for reglazing windows around a property. They are an essential small part for glass setting and window repair.

Key Features:

• Glazier Push Points -- Metal fasteners that pin glass into a wood sash.
• Holds the Pane -- Keeps glass seated and flat while putty sets and after.
• Push In by Hand -- Set with a thumb or putty knife into the wood frame.
• For Glass Setting -- The standard fastener for setting glass in a sash.
• Window Repair -- Plenty per box for reglazing windows.

Where to Use:

• Window glazing -- Setting glass in a wood sash before puttying.
• Window repair -- Reglazing broken or loose panes.
• Framing & cabinets -- Holding glass in frames and cabinet doors.