
Glaziers Push-in Points for Frame Fitting (pk50)
Do your own framing with these handy Glaziers Push-in Points.
Originally designed for securing glass and mirrors into frames, these push-in points are also very useful for securing artwork and frame backings, into the back of a wooden picture frame.
These metal points are designed to be manually pushed into the wood, along the inside rebate of the rear of a picture frame. All you need is a wide, flat headed screwdriver or even a putty knife.Â
These framing push points are great when you need to create more space inside a frame and have to raise out the frame backing.Â
- Dimensions: 1cm x 1cm x 0.4cm
Handy Tips for using Glaziers Push-in Points:
- Simply remove any existing points or staples, load your contents, and manually fit these handy points all around the back of your frame.Â
- It is recommended to use one point every 20cms, along each side of the frame.Â
- Start in the middle of each frame side first, and then evenly work away from there.Â
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Do your own framing with these handy Glaziers Push-in Points.
Originally designed for securing glass and mirrors into frames, these push-in points are also very useful for securing artwork and frame backings, into the back of a wooden picture frame.
These metal points are designed to be manually pushed into the wood, along the inside rebate of the rear of a picture frame. All you need is a wide, flat headed screwdriver or even a putty knife.Â
These framing push points are great when you need to create more space inside a frame and have to raise out the frame backing.Â
- Dimensions: 1cm x 1cm x 0.4cm
Handy Tips for using Glaziers Push-in Points:
- Simply remove any existing points or staples, load your contents, and manually fit these handy points all around the back of your frame.Â
- It is recommended to use one point every 20cms, along each side of the frame.Â
- Start in the middle of each frame side first, and then evenly work away from there.Â
























