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This United Plastics rubber extrusion is a stapled-type glass panel retainer supplied on a 500 foot roll. It holds glass and panel inserts in a frame by fastening through the strip itself, making it the right choice where the frame has no machined groove to seat a retainer into.
Grooved retainer depends on a machined channel already being in the frame. The stapled type removes that dependency. Because it is fastened through the strip rather than held by a groove, it can go onto any frame where a fastener can be driven, making it the practical option for shop-built frames, retrofit jobs, and situations where routing a groove was not part of the original plan. The two installation styles are not interchangeable: the frame's construction determines which one belongs there, and ordering the wrong style means starting over.
On a stapled installation the retainer sits between the glass and the frame stop, so its color is visible from the front of the door. Fruitwood is a warm brown color chosen to blend into stained wood frames rather than reading as a hard black or white line. It is a color name, not a wood species or a wood finish. It will not match every frame exactly, but it is the natural choice when the frame is stained to a medium or warm brown tone and the retainer line should not draw attention to itself.
The 500 foot roll is the high-volume format. A shop running glazed cabinet doors in production quantity benefits from fewer roll changes and less inventory management than the 100 foot roll requires. Installers working on a single project or a small run are better served by the 100 foot length. This roll is also the right specification for a shop working primarily with stained wood frames where a warm brown retainer blends cleanly across a consistent run.
No. The stapled type is fastened through the strip and is not made to seat in a groove. A grooved frame calls for grooved-type retainer, which is a different product.
No. Fruitwood is the color name for this rubber extrusion. It is a warm brown selected to blend against stained wood frames.
Profile dimension and compatible groove or panel thickness are not available in the current product data. Confirm the cross-section against your frame before ordering.
500 feet.
Order this roll for shop production runs on frames built without a retainer groove, where a warm brown strip will sit quietly against the finished wood.
Sold In: 1000 Lineal Ft