Fletcher Terry Glazier Push Points

Introducing the No. 7 triangle glazier points, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. These zinc-coated glazier points are designed to provide reliable and secure fastening for glass panes, making them an essential accessory for anyone working with window glazing or glass installation projects in Grass valley. Whether you are a professional glazier or a DIY enthusiast, these points offer a practical solution to keep your glass firmly in place.

• Zinc coated durability:The zinc coating helps resist corrosion, ensuring the glazier points maintain their strength and reliability over time.
• Triangle shape design:The triangular shape allows for easy insertion and secure holding of glass panes within frames.
• Easy installation:These points can be pushed effortlessly into place using a putty knife, simplifying the glazing process.
• Convenient pack size:Approximately 50 points per pack, providing ample quantity for multiple glazing projects.

In Grass valley, these No. 7 triangle glazier points can be used in a variety of practical applications. Homeowners can rely on them for repairing or replacing window glass, ensuring a tight and secure fit that prevents rattling or movement. Professional glaziers will appreciate the ease of use and dependable hold these points provide when installing new glass panes or restoring vintage windows. Additionally, craft enthusiasts working on glass art or custom framing projects will find these points invaluable for securing glass components safely.
In summary, the No. 7 triangle glazier pointsare a must-have for anyone involved in glass installation or repair in Grass valley, CA. Their zinc coating, user-friendly design, and reliable holding power make them an indispensable tool for maintaining the integrity and appearance of your glass fixtures. Find these quality glazier points at Grass Valley and ensure your glazing projects are completed with confidence and precision.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.