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Mixed Glazing Packers
Trade-Grade Mixed Glazing Packers (Assorted Thicknesses 1–6 mm)
Mixed glazing packers offer all common thicknesses in one convenient box — ideal for installers who handle different unit depths or multiple frame types. Each pack follows the industry colour coding for fast, accurate selection on site.
Perfect for uPVC, aluminium, and timber glazing systems, these packers provide reliable spacing and support without compression or cracking. Keep mixed packs in your van or workshop to save time on every job.
All products are UK-stocked and available in single or trade-size boxes with next-day delivery and VAT invoicing included.
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Which glazing packer should I choose?
- Flat packers – For standard spacing and levelling.
- Bridge packers – Span drainage or fixing points to protect gaskets.
- Wedge packers – Used for fine adjustments and toe-and-heeling.
- Mixed packs – Contain assorted thicknesses — ideal for varied installations or on-site flexibility.
Trade-grade window & glazing packers (1–6 mm+)
Glazing packers provide consistent, non-compressible spacing for glass, sealed units and uPVC or aluminium frames. Our range covers common 1–6 mm thicknesses with recognised colour codes for quick identification onsite. Choose flat for general setting and levelling, bridge to span drainage/thermal breaks and protect gaskets, and wedge when you need fine adjustments that stay put. Ordering for a team? We supply mixed boxes for service vans and frame packers for door/window frame installs. Next-day UK delivery available and VAT invoices included. Need help selecting sizes? See our Size & Colour Guide or Contact us for trade advice.
Mixed Glazing Packers – FAQs
Each pack contains a selection of the most common thicknesses (usually 1–6 mm) in standard trade colours for quick identification.
Ideal for installers, fitters, or service engineers who work with different frame types and glass units.
Yes — mixed glazing packs are available in trade boxes with discounts for larger orders.
Yes — they work with uPVC, aluminium, and timber systems for both residential and commercial glazing.