Glazing beading is a narrow timber moulding used within a window or door sash to secure the glass unit in place. They are fitted around the perimeter of the glazing to hold the glass firmly against the rebate within the frame or sash, preventing movement and ensuring a tight and stable fit.
Glass Bead - The standard glazing bead is used to secure single or double glazing units within timber window and door sashes. It is fitted around the perimeter of the glass to hold it firmly within the rebate and prevent movement.
Firecheck Bead - Used in fire-rated glazing systems to secure fire-resistant glass within timber frames. When installed alongside intumescent strips, it slows the spread of fire and smoke for up to 30 minutes.
Redwood Pine - A cost-effective softwood with a smooth finish, it allows for straightforward cutting and installation on site. Its lightweight nature makes handling easier during fitting, while the uniform surface is ready to be primed, painted or stained.
Dark Hardwood - Sourced and machined by ourselves, the joinery grade dark hardwood is denser and more stable, ensuring crisp cuts for clean and sharp moulding profiles. It is machined to a super smooth finish, ready to paint or stain and the low knot content makes for easier on-site preparation.
Oak Hardwood - A premium hardwood timber known for its strength, durability and natural resistance to wear. Its dense structure allows for precise machining, producing clean and well-defined mouldings that can be oiled, stained or varnished.
Our machine-and-match service means that if we don’t have an exact match for your mouldings or your own design, we can make the timber moulding bespoke for your needs. We can also alter any of the profiles from our stocked collection so that they match your exact requirements.