What Are Glaziers Points?
Glazier Points Hold Glass in Sash or Wooden Frames and Can Be Inserted with a Putty Knife. the Unique Bonding Process of Glazier Points Eliminates Point Driver...
Glazier Points hold glass in sash or wooden frames and can be inserted with a putty knife. The unique bonding process of glazier points eliminates point driver jamming due to wax build-up. The wax-free points provide better holding power for picture framing and glazing. Glazier points easily push into place.
Are Glazier points necessary?
Glazier's points are the small hidden helpers that hold glass in the window frame. When replacing a glass, glazier's points are essential to proper installation and to the future stability of the window. Just take a little care, and the average homeowner can learn how to use them.
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How many glazing points does a window need?
Use two glazing points per side for small windows and position glazing points every 10 inches for a larger window.
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