Glazing Foam.

At AS Rubber, we have over 60 years of experience in manufacturing, distributing, and converting sponge and foam products for the glazing sector.

Glazing Sponge & Foam Materials

Our ISO 9001 accreditation ensures that our products meet the highest quality standards.

When it comes to glazing, having the right materials is crucial for ensuring the durability and efficiency of windows and doors. Our sponge and foam products are specifically designed to meet the unique needs of the glazing sector, providing insulation and weatherproofing properties that are essential for a well-functioning glazing system.

For example, our Structural Spacer Glazing Tape is made specifically for advanced structural spacer systems and suitable for any construction project, to learn more about it's capabilties, click here.

Trust AS Rubber to deliver high-quality products that are not only reliable but also tailored to meet the demands of the glazing industry.

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What is Glazing Tape Used For?

Glazing tape is used to secure and seal glass into window frames. It's quick to apply, mess-free, and provides a lasting weather-resistant bond.

Is Glazing Tape Better than Putty?

Yes, for most modern jobs. Glazing tape is faster, cleaner, and doesn’t require curing. It gives a consistent seal and strong hold.

Putty can still be useful in traditional or heritage projects, but glazing tape is usually more efficient.

What is the Difference Between Butyl Tape and Glazing Tape?

Butyl tape is a flexible rubber sealant for waterproofing and general sealing. Glazing tape is made from foam and is designed to bond and space glass in frames.

Butyl is better for sealing gaps; glazing tape is better for fixing and spacing glass.

Learn more in our article on types and applications of glazing tapes.

Where do you Use Expanding Foam Tape?

Expanding foam tape is used to seal gaps around windows, doors, and joints. It expands to block air, dust, and moisture and adjusts to movement.

Typical uses include:

Window and door frames
Curtain walls
Prefabricated panels
Acoustic insulation