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55-006-6 6' Capitol Snap-in

I posted this also after watching installation video, so this may be redundant. I have a 1983 Mascot double wide manufactured home with storm windows that have grids added to make it appear that each window has four individual panes when in fact there is only one pane of glass in the frame. Over 3 ... (cont.)

Window is aluminum but frame is either plastic or vinyl that has hardened and breaking to pieces. The frame holds the glass panels from falling out. Only label on the window is of the one attached in the pictures.

1/2 wide x 1/4 height...i need to order this size. Is it available? What is priceand length?

Hi - Hoping you can help me identify a replacement glazing for a project I'm working on. I took a look at your glazing options and think it may be the capital - 55-030. My piece seems to be slightly less than 3/8" - outside to outside. Would the capital be a good replacement?

I will be ordering approximately 20 window lifts. In addition, I need to replace brackets, sections of mullions (spelled incorrectly in attachment) and plastic edging that snaps into the mullions. I prefer if the mullion material and plastic edging can be purchased as long pieces that can be cut t ... (cont.)

I purchased a 1980 house about a year ago with windows that haven't been well maintained. I was hoping y'all could help me identify the type of snap in glazing that I need to purchase for replacement!

Hello, I think this is the product that is what I have taken off of my old windows: 6' CAPITOL SNAP-IN Product Code: 55-006-6 My question is about if I would like to change my windows from single to double pane, is there a different bead that would accommodate that? Or is that even possible if th ... (cont.)

The windows are made by Champion. The size looks to be 1/4 x 15/32. It is very thin and flexible. I bought some that is 9/32 x 1/2 that is much stiffer and does not quite fit.

I'd like to replace the plastic window glazing on my trailer. There are 11 windows, each with 8 panes, each with about 50" of trim. I guess that's about 370'! Sorry, I didn't pull one and photograph the profile. I can do that in a few more days, if this looks possible.

Plastic snap-in glazing from original aluminum windows from house built in Denver in 1968. Single glazed; 11" x 11" panes; entire house full of similar windows. No names or markings on gray plastic snap-in glazing pieces; No window brand info. There are two sizes of plastic pieces with cross-sect ... (cont.)

It looks like there should be some sort of "L" shaped insert to pull back together that I can order. If not how do i repair?

I'm not sure what the part number is or the shape needed. It is for the replacement of glass in some aluminum windows. I think the glass for moble homes. Older ones is the 1/8" thick glass. Thank you

Early 80's home, white glazing. I sampled another supplier with similar dimension but was a thicker material which did not fit. This thinner material is much more flexible.Any matches? Thanks for your help. Darren

Snap in 1/4" 1/2"

I have some Alenco Windows that were installed when house was built in 1989. I need to repair the vinyl glazing bead. I will need th color in black. I am very handy and can do most home repairs. Please look at attached photos.

Hi Please see attached - we require 2 x 5? lengths for a repair hib - we think it is a product you stock but can?t ID exactly which one it is Hope you can help Griff Thomas

Looking to replace a lot of this beading! Measuring is not my strong point, however here is what I have on this piece: 7/16 across bottom 1/4 straight side 1/2 slanted side The windows are original to the house, built in 1977; there are not any marking on the window or frames.

40-year-old sliding windows. This piece is from the fixed window in a condo. It looks exactly like one of the ones on your site. However, when I measure the exterior it is 1/2" Your size on your site is 3/8" would it still work? I measured mine and it is also 3/8". As long as it snaps in. The pie ... (cont.)

This is a Mayfair window beading regularly used in the late 1980's early 1990's throughout the Southwest. It has gotten brittle and dry and falls apart once removed.

1979 aluminum windows. Dallas tx