Prime Line Products P 7735 Glazing Channel 15/64 in Gray Vinyl

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7735 is a gray vinyl glazing channel designed to secure single strength glass panes within window sash frames and similar glazed assemblies. Sold in a 200-foot roll, this channel measures 15/64 inches in slot width and accommodates glass thickness from 5/32 inches to 3/16 inches. The flexible vinyl construction compresses to grip the glass edge, creating a weathertight seal that reduces rattling and minimizes infiltration around the pane perimeter. Glaziers, window installers, and general contractors use this channel during new window fabrication or glass replacement work.

This glazing channel is suited for residential and light commercial window applications where single strength glass is specified. Typical installations include aluminum and steel sash windows, sliding glass doors, and screen door frames that accept a snap-in vinyl channel rather than a wet-glazed compound. The 200-foot roll length provides enough material for multiple window openings on a single job, reducing mid-job material runs. Package quantity is 6 rolls per case for stocking distributors and larger glazing contractors.

Key Features

• Slot width of 15/64 inches fits single strength glass ranging from 5/32 to 3/16 inches thick
• Gray vinyl construction is flexible, weather-resistant, and UV-stable for long service life
• 200-foot continuous roll minimizes splices and speeds installation on multi-window projects
• Snap-in design requires no glazing compound, adhesive, or special tooling
• Package quantity of 6 rolls per case supports volume stocking and contractor supply needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement glazing channel for residential and light commercial window frames that accept a 15/64-inch vinyl channel with single strength glass up to 3/16 inches thick.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by glaziers or window technicians using standard hand tools such as a utility knife and a rubber roller or glazing tool to seat the channel uniformly into the frame groove. Remove all old glazing compound or channel material and clean the frame channel before installing new vinyl. Cut channel lengths at corners using a 45-degree miter or butt joint per the frame manufacturer's requirements. Avoid stretching the channel during installation, as this can cause shrinkage and gaps at joints after the material relaxes.