Prime Line Products P 7861 Snap-in Glazing Bead 72 in

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7861 is a rigid vinyl snap-in glazing bead designed to secure glass panels within window and door frames. At 72 inches in length with a 9/32 inch by 1/2 inch profile, this white glazing bead provides a clean, finished edge while holding glass firmly in place. The snap-in design eliminates the need for adhesives or fasteners during installation, making it a practical choice for glaziers, window installers, and general contractors working on residential and light commercial fenestration projects. Each package contains 25 pieces.

This glazing bead is suited for residential window and door applications where a snap-in retention method is specified. It is commonly used when replacing broken glass panes, installing new window units, or retrofitting existing frames. The white finish blends with standard white-painted or vinyl-framed windows. Installers working on multi-unit housing, storefronts, or replacement window projects will find the 25-piece pack quantity practical for batch work.

Key Features

• Snap-in installation requires no adhesives or mechanical fasteners
• 72-inch length suits full window frame runs with minimal splicing
• 9/32 inch by 1/2 inch profile fits standard glazing channels
• Rigid vinyl construction resists moisture and corrosion
• White finish compatible with standard vinyl and painted window frames
• Sold in a 25-piece pack for multi-pane or multi-unit jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement glazing bead for standard residential and light commercial window and door frames that accept a snap-in vinyl bead with a 9/32 inch by 1/2 inch profile.

Installation Notes

Glazing bead installation is typically performed by glaziers or window installation contractors. Before replacing glazing bead, ensure the glass panel is properly supported and the frame is clean and free of old bead fragments or debris. The snap-in design requires firm, even pressure along the bead length to seat fully into the channel. Cut to length using a fine-tooth saw or sharp utility knife for clean, square ends.