Prime Line Products P 7867 Snap-in Glazing Bead 72 in White

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7867 is a rigid vinyl snap-in glazing bead designed to secure glass panels in window and door frames. Measuring 72 inches in length with a cross-section of 3/8 inches by 19/32 inches, this glazing bead installs without fasteners by snapping directly into the frame channel. The white finish blends with standard painted frames. Each package contains 25 pieces, making it a practical stocking item for glaziers, window installers, and general contractors working on residential window and door assemblies.

This glazing bead is suited for residential window and door frame applications where a snap-in, tool-light installation method is preferred. The rigid vinyl construction holds its shape under normal glazing loads and resists moisture better than wood stop alternatives. It is commonly installed during new construction window setting, window rehab projects, and replacement glass work where the existing snap-in channel accepts a 3/8 inches by 19/32 inches profile bead.

Key Features

• Snap-in design requires no fasteners for installation
• Rigid vinyl construction resists moisture and warping
• 72-inch length suits standard residential window and door heights
• 3/8 inches by 19/32 inches cross-section fits matching frame channels
• White finish compatible with painted aluminum and vinyl frames
• 25-piece package quantity supports multi-window service calls

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement snap-in glazing bead for residential window and door frames that accept a 3/8 inches by 19/32 inches snap-in channel profile.

Installation Notes

Glazing bead installation is typically performed by glaziers, window installers, or skilled finish carpenters. Before installing or removing glazing bead, ensure the glass panel is safely supported to prevent shifting or breakage. Snap the bead firmly and evenly into the frame channel starting at one end and working toward the other to avoid kinking. Cut to length with a fine-tooth saw or utility knife and miter corners as required by the frame design.