Stacked Glazing Points, Sage Restoration

These stacked glazing points are designed to be loaded into the Glazing Point Driver for quickly, efficiently, and accurately pinning window glass panes into their sash rebates. Each tube contains 10 quick-load magazines of 100 glazing points per magazine (1000 points per tube).

Description

These stacked glazing points are designed to be loaded into the Glazing Point Driver for quickly, efficiently, and accurately pinning window glass panes into their sash rebates. They can also be installed manually with the Glazing Hammer.

Compared to other glazing point profiles, the flat profile of these glazing points means they can be used on windows with a rebate of any depth, where some push points have a minimum depth threshold. You also get relatively more contact with the glass than with some other styles, which helps to spread stress load and minimize the risk for cracks in the glass to develop under the glazing points.

Contents

• 1000 glazing points per tube.
• 10 magazines per tube.
• Drop the magazine into Glazing Point Driver, and start firing.

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