These are designed to attached a drip at the foot or the head of the window.

A Euro-groove is an industry standard feature on most PVCu, aluminium and timber door and window profiles, where the locking devices are fitted.

A Euro-groove is the groove in the profile in which multipoint locks and espagnolettes are fitted. This is always 16mm for PVC, but can be 20mm in Timber.

Glazpart offer a full range of profile specific fixing lugs. The fixing lug is used either in combination or separately where traditional fixing methods for a window frame are either not possible or practical.

The key benefits of the Glazpart range of fixing lugs is the fact that they are moulded in PA6 plastic, whereas the majority of fixing lugs on the market today are metal. This has key benefits;

Corrosion resistant
Insulating

The fixing lug is used in the majority of cases to fix a window into a window reveal which is on the external wall of the dwelling or over the cavity and the fixing is to the internal wall of the dwelling. By default the fixing lug is fixed to the window on the external face of the dwelling and fixed internally. Therefore, the fixing lug crosses the ‘’thermal bridge’’. The potential for the transmittance of cold temperatures across the thermal bridge is significantly reduced when using a Glazpart fixing lug when compared to the metal products on the market.

Glazpart fixing lugs are ideal for installation of metal windows which are designed to sit on the brickwork or concrete and in check reveals where the brickwork on the outer wall is smaller than the inner wall of the window reveal.

Installation externally should be done with a one way or other security fixing. They should be located during installation as directed by the window manufacturer’s installation guides and industry standard distances from the window corners.

Their use is also key when open cavities are discovered and the fixing lug allows for the fixings to be located where adequate purchase is possible for the fixing. Typically during installation frame packers are used to ensure the fixing lug is not in contact with the substrate which could distort the lug.

Where increased security is required the fixings should be 40mm into the brickwork and be installed internally.

This combination of wedges replaces 2 glazing packers and correctly locates them into the window corners. They are used in conjunction with Glazpart wedge packers and a glazing shovel to obtain a tight fit. BS 6262 outlines the need for packers to be located 30mm from the corner of the insulated glazed unit. With these parts they locate automatically and eliminate the need for silicone on the vertical (location block) to retain the packer during installation.

Installation or toeing and healing can then be carried out as normal. Site time is reduced and location is correct through the products design.

This combination of wedges replaces 2 glazing packers and correctly locates them into the window corners. They are used in conjunction with Glazpart wedge packers and a glazing shovel to obtain a tight fit. BS 6262 outlines the need for packers to be located 30mm from the corner of the insulated glazed unit. With these parts they locate automatically and eliminate the need for silicone on the vertical (location block) to retain the packer during installation.

Installation or toeing and healing can then be carried out as normal. Site time is reduced and location is correct through the products design.

The difference with these components is that they are supplied flat, saving space in your installers transport. Once on site the “flexi” is simply bent over in the centre and the patented Glazpart snaplock mechanism engages to achieve a 90 degree corner.

Manufactured in PA6, this assembly strengthens the area around the installation of a friction stay. This spreads the load associated with the use of a friction stay hinge into the frame more evenly, reducing stress and frame deflection in use.

The handle wedge works with the window locking system and sits on the surface of the window frame.

The window handle systems are designed to engage the handle wedge to allow for the sash window locking mechanism to be located tightly up to the window frame increasing security. The handle wedge also reinforces the frame spreading the load once engaged preventing frame deflection whilst locating the handle arm on the window frame.

The handle wedge works with the window locking system and sits on the surface of the window frame.

The window handle systems are designed to engage the handle wedge to allow for the sash window locking mechanism to be located tightly up to the window frame increasing security. The handle wedge also reinforces the frame spreading the load once engaged preventing frame deflection whilst locating the handle arm on the window frame.

The handle wedge works with the window locking system and sits on the surface of the window frame.

The window handle systems are designed to engage the handle wedge to allow for the sash window locking mechanism to be located tightly up to the window frame increasing security. The handle wedge also reinforces the frame spreading the load once engaged preventing frame deflection whilst locating the handle arm on the window frame.

The locking wedge works with the window locking system and sits within the window frame. The window locking systems are designed to engage the locking wedge to allow for the sash window locking mechanism to be locked into the frame securely. The locking wedge reinforces and locates the lock bolt into the window frame.

The night vent keep works with the window locking system and sits within the opening light frame. The window locking systems are designed to engage the night vent keep to allow for the sash to be locked partially open to allow for more secure additional background ventilation to be allowed into the dwelling.

Glazpart offer a full range of profile specific fixing lugs. The fixing lug is used either in combination or separately or where traditional fixing methods for a window frame are either not possible or practical.

The key benefits of the Glazpart range of fixing lugs is the fact that they are moulded in PA6 plastic, whereas the majority of fixing lugs on the market today are metal. This has key benefits;

Corrosion resistant
Insulating

The fixing lug is used in the majority of cases to fix a window into a window reveal which is on the external wall of the dwelling or over the cavity and the fixing is to the internal wall of the dwelling. By default the fixing lug is fixed to the window on the external face of the dwelling and fixed internally. Therefore, the fixing lug crosses the ‘’thermal bridge’’. The potential for the transmittance of cold temperatures across the thermal bridge is significantly reduced when using a Glazpart fixing lug when compared to the metal products on the market.

Glazpart fixing lugs are ideal for installation of metal windows which are designed to sit on the brickwork or concrete and in check reveals where the brickwork on the outer wall is smaller than the inner wall of the window reveal.

Installation externally should be done with a one way or other security fixing. They should be located during installation as directed by the window manufacturer’s installation guides and industry standard distances from the window corners.

Their use is also key when open cavities are discovered and the fixing lug allows for the fixings to be located where adequate purchase is possible for the fixing. Typically during installation frame packers are used to ensure the fixing lug is not in contact with the substrate which could distort the lug.

Where increased security is required the fixings should be 40mm into the brickwork and be installed internally.

This combination of wedges replaces 2 glazing packers and correctly locates them into the window corners. They are used in conjunction with Glazpart wedge packers and a glazing shovel to obtain a tight fit. BS 6262 outlines the need for packers to be located 30mm from the corner of the insulated glazed unit. With these parts they locate automatically and eliminate the need for silicone on the vertical (location block) to retain the packer during installation.

Installation or toeing and healing can then be carried out as normal. Site time is reduced and location is correct through the products design.

With this stepped design larger gaps can be taken up accurately. This type of corner wedge is used in conjunction with sawtooth flexible corner wedges.

Glazpart offer a full range of screw hole covers in an increasing range of colour options.

The range of screw hole covers includes;

Colour Range

Glazpart screw hole covers now come in a range of moulded colours to meet referenced RAL, BS or foil reference numbers. This means a significant reduction in the need for the paint spraying of drain hole covers to match profile colours.

Where a though moulded colour is not available from stock our paint spraying service can colour match and supply finished, sprayed drain hole covers within your quoted lead time.

Glazpart offer a full range of screw hole covers in an increasing range of colour options.

The range of screw hole covers includes;

Colour Range

Glazpart screw hole covers now come in a range of moulded colours to meet referenced RAL, BS or foil reference numbers. This means a significant reduction in the need for the paint spraying of drain hole covers to match profile colours.

Where a though moulded colour is not available from stock our paint spraying service can colour match and supply finished, sprayed drain hole covers within your quoted lead time.

Glazpart offer a full range of screw hole covers in an increasing range of colour options.

The range of screw hole covers includes;

Colour Range

Glazpart screw hole covers now come in a range of moulded colours to meet referenced RAL, BS or foil reference numbers. This means a significant reduction in the need for the paint spraying of drain hole covers to match profile colours.

Where a though moulded colour is not available from stock our paint spraying service can colour match and supply finished, sprayed drain hole covers within your quoted lead time.

Glazpart offer a full range of screw hole covers in an increasing range of colour options.

The range of screw hole covers includes;

Colour Range

Glazpart screw hole covers now come in a range of moulded colours to meet referenced RAL, BS or foil reference numbers. This means a significant reduction in the need for the paint spraying of drain hole covers to match profile colours.

Where a though moulded colour is not available from stock our paint spraying service can colour match and supply finished, sprayed drain hole covers within your quoted lead time.

This combination of wedges replaces 2 glazing packers and correctly locates them into the window corners. They are used in conjunction with Glazpart corner glazing sliders and a glazing shovel to obtain a tight fit. They are heavy duty, more rigid assembly where greater strength is required. BS 6262 outlines the need for packers to be located 30mm from the corner of the insulated glazed unit. With these parts they locate automatically and eliminate the need for silicone on the vertical (location block) to retain the packer during installation.

Installation or toeing and healing can then be carried out as normal. Site time is reduced and location is correct through the products design.

The difference with these components is that they are supplied flat, saving space in your installers transport. Once on site the “flexi” is simply bent over in the centre and the patented Glazpart snaplock mechanism engages to achieve a 90 degree corner.

The transport handle packer works with the window locking system and sits on the surface of the window frame whilst in transit to site. During transit the ingress of water and dirt is prevented and they can be used to retain the lock in place until removal at site during installation.

These glazing packers are available in a range of sizes and heights. These sloped wedge packers interlock to tighten the insulated glazed units within the sash or frame. They are particularly used to increase security and reinforce windows where movement may be an issue E.g. Tilt and turn windows.