24x80mm Wedge Glazing Packers

24x80mm Wedge Glazing Packers are tapered packers designed for installers who need a 24mm wedge with a stronger adjustment range than shorter, lighter wedges.

The 80mm length gives a balanced contact area along the glass edge — longer than compact 60mm wedges, but still easier to handle than 100mm wedges in many glazing situations. This makes them a practical choice for window and door installations where the unit needs to be tightened, stabilised, or adjusted without using an overly long wedge.

These WP24B wedges are available in 3-5mm, 5-7mm, and 6-8mm tapers, making them better suited to moderate and heavier wedging rather than very fine adjustment. They are useful where the gap is already noticeable and the installer needs a firmer wedge to help hold the unit securely in the sash or frame.

Made from polypropylene, these packers provide firm, moisture-resistant support for professional glazing work.

Why installers choose 24x80mm Wedge Glazing Packers:

• 80mm length gives a useful balance of control and contact area
• 24mm width suits many common glazing channels
• Good option for medium-to-firmer wedging work
• Helps tighten insulated glass units inside the sash or frame
• Useful for toe-and-heel adjustment, sash alignment, and door glazing
• Durable polypropylene construction for trade use

These 24x80mm wedge glazing packers are ideal when a 24mm wedge is required for stronger adjustment than a fine taper, while still keeping the packer manageable and easy to position on site.

What Each Taper is Used For

3-5mm – Standard Wedging & Everyday Adjustment

Used for common glazing gaps where a light-to-medium wedge is required.

Best for:

• General unit tightening
• Standard sash adjustment
• Toe-and-heel correction
• Reducing movement in 24mm glazing channels
• Everyday window and door glazing work

5-7mm – Stronger Gap Take-Up

Used where the unit needs a firmer wedge to hold it correctly in position.

Best for:

• More noticeable glazing gaps
• Firmer sash or door alignment
• Supporting units with more movement
• Heavier toe-and-heel adjustment
• Installations where 3-5mm is not enough

6-8mm – Heavy Wedging & Positive Hold

Used where the gap is larger and the installer needs a stronger wedging action.

Best for:

• Larger spacing within the glazing channel
• Stronger unit stabilisation
• Heavier door or sash adjustment
• Reducing movement in more demanding installations
• Situations where a firm final hold is required