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Your cart is empty.Cottonwood Hardware Window Glazing Bead, includes eight (8 ea.) 36” lengths of high quality, American made replacement vinyl window trim. Our vinyl snap in window glazing bead is made from the finest materials to provide you with a lasting solution! Whether your existing window glazing has failed due to age, heat, hail, or a rambunctious puppy it can be fixed in a matter of minutes. Snap in glazing bead protects insulated glass seals from the sun exposure, which can lead to failure of the seal. Snap in glazing is made to fit many manufactures window systems that are found across the USA and made in the last 20 years. Simply remove the old vinyl window glazing bead, cut the new vinyl window glazing bead with utility scissors, and snap in. Snap In Vinyl Glazing Bead Install: 1) Remove old bead w/ a stiff putty knife to unclick from frame, 2) Cut new piece to match the old with scissors, 3) w/ a paint brush and a vacuum, clean the bead channel on the window, 4) Install the new piece Cottonwood Hardware window glazing vinyl also known as vinyl glazing spline, can be used as door beading on many sliding glass patio doors!
3momster
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024
It works great, not sure how long its going to last though because the one that came with the door got brittle and started snapping off. This one is just a 1 ply and is thinner than the old one so we’ll see. I wish it came with a template that gave the correct 45 deg angle for my corner cuts. As you can see in the picture the bottom right corner was trimmed with too much of an angle
Jana Dahl
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024
I tried to use these strips on my windows and they just didn't work. I missed the return window sadly so hope this will help any future buyers when choosing your order.
Cam S.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2023
Storm company wanted to charge $120-$150 per window after bead was damaged by hail. I tried some cheaper by foot price ones from Zoro and they were so flimsy they wouldn’t stay. These are perfect. Despite seeming expensive, they are still about $1-$3 per foot cheaper than local window companies would sell to me. Cuts super easy with tin snips or sharp kitchen shears.
William F
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023
I recently suffered a hail storm which broke many of the decades old snap-in glazing strips in the bottom of my windows. The seller did an outstanding job of protecting these strips from getting deformed during shipping by placing these in a heavy cardboard tube. These can easily be trimmed to fit with a pair of tin snips or even a good pair of scissors. My windows require the ends to be trimmed at a 45 degree angle so I bought these 36 inch length pieces to fit a 32 inch wide window.
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