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55-176 Andersen Grid Clip

Hello, Looking for these clips. The local building supply gave us some that aren't the same and will not stay wedged in the window. I'm sending a photo of the one's I need. They have a bend that helps secure them to the windows. Appreciate your time. Rob

Bought windows 12 years ago, I am looking for latches to hold the frames in. These are the pictures of the latches we have now. Can you guys get them for me?

Hi This is a small retaining clip that is 1 of 4 that hold a 15 lite grill to a French patio door. Timo e can remove the grills for ease of cleaning door glass.

small metal clips that hold in wooden grills on double hung windows

These are grid retainers from what I was told were wood Atrium windows. Trouble being Atrium doesn't make wood windows so I'm stuck.

I would like to order this mullion clip.

Can you help me identify and source the following retaining clips for glass door mullions? I am a handyman and need some for a customer. I am attaching photos. Thank you in advance, Dick O. PATENT 5109647

Would you have a window grid clip to replace the one shown in the attached picture? Thanks, David

I'M LOOKING FOR METAL CLIPS USED TO HOLD WOOD GRILLES IN MY ANDERSON SLIDING PATIO DOORS. THE WOOD GRILLES HAVE WOOD ALL AROUND WHICH FIT INSIDE THE DOORS. THANKS FOR HELP. OLAF

patent number 5109647 this is a wood grille clip for crestline windows i ordered 55-176, 50 of them will this work I will send the pictures and dimensions PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Pat

Hi, I am looking for the clips which hold my window grates on to my window. My windows are approximately 15 years old and I am unable to tell who the mfg. of the window was. I do have a few of the clips left. Attached is a picture. Can tell me if this part available? Thank you, Brett ... (cont.)

I'm trying to buy grill clips for my door grill. The Patent # of the part is: 5109647. I "Google'd" the number and found the part and a picture. It's exactly what I need. Now I'm trying to find a supplier to fill the order. Can you assist, please. Marty