Easyfix Magnetglaze – Detachable Magnetic Glazing

Magnetglaze functions well on its own, but can be enhanced either with our Magnetglaze Pro plastic capping or for any windows, even large and draughty, that require a jointed panel (e.g. sash windows), 4mm panels can be jointed with our Magnetglaze Sash Heavy Duty kits. Please click through for details. If just using Magnetglaze, 2mm glazing sheet is generally sufficient for good insulation, but on larger windows or for more panel rigidity, 3 or 4mm sheet can be used as thinner sheet will tend to bow. If so, to avoid risk of slippage of the magnets, either fit the panel so it rests on the sill or put a couple of small screws directly under the panel to support the weight.

The Magnetglaze 5m kits each contain 2 Surface Preparation Wipes, with separate coils of steel and magnetic tape. Also pictured below is the bulk pack, with its unique dispensing system. The Magnetglaze Finishing Trim, which can be fitted retrospectively, comes in self adhesive 5m coils and can be easily mitred with a pair of strong scissors. It not only hides the magnetic strip beneath, but can be used to mask slightly rough cutting of the glazing sheet, if this is required. The Finishing Trim is 20mm wide and the Magnetglaze magnetic strip is 12.7mm wide.

Sometimes there are window handles, beading, trim or other small obstacles that require you to fit your Magnetglaze panel a little further away from the window surround. Bearing in mind that the combined thickness of the steel/magnetic tapes with their adhesives is approx 3.5mm, giving you a little clearance away from the obstacles, you can also fit our self-adhesive Packing Strips in order to increase the distance. These are simple flat plastic adhesive strips which are very easy to cut and fit. For the Magnetglaze product, the 12 x 2.6mm Strips are likely to be most suitable - install them in the correct position for your panel then stick the steel tape to them, making sure they are butted up close in order to maintain the thermal seal for your secondary pane.

To add opaque film to your existing outer windows, as a smart private alternative to net curtains or blinds, you can do so via our Privacy Frost Window Film page. This cost-effective new product is easy to fit and is an attractive addition to your home or workplace.