From precision to protection, Glass Stop Moulding is the perfect finishing touch for those particular projects that require both. This specialized trim holds the glass securely in its place within doors, windows, and display panels, creating a seamless professional edge that's as functional as it is refined.
Glass Stop Moulding is a narrow strip of wood or composite material used to hold panes of glass in position within a frame. It is installed in either one or both sides of the glass to prevent movement, protect the edges, and add a clean visual border.
Normally made from hardwoods or paint-grade materials, this moulding is robust and at the same time easy to finish. It's essential in cabinetry, window construction, and commercial applications where clarity, structure, and craftsmanship all matter. Be it a replacement of an older window or a set of custom built-ins, this trim ensures lasting stability and style.







Fasten glass panes in the frames made of wood securely, without presenting a messy look.
Hold glass panels in place for decorative or functional cabinetry.
Frame interior glass partitions or displays to create a clean, modern finish.
Add stability and precision to shelving, bookcases, or framed artwork.

No, it's used anywhere glass needs secure framing, from furniture to displays.
Yes, it's designed for easy removal when glass needs replacement or cleaning.
You can opt for hardwoods, softwoods, MDF, or composite materials.
Not necessarily, since most installations require only careful measuring, trimming, and secure fastening.
Absolutely. You can choose different profiles, thicknesses, and finishes to match your project’s design and the type of glass being installed.
It provides a snug, protective fit that keeps glass panels secure, reduces vibration, and prevents cracking or edge damage over time.
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Used to hold glass securely within a door or frame, glass stop moulding ensures a safe, neat, and professional finish.

Additional trim profiles and specialty mouldings designed to meet unique design, installation, or restoration needs — available in a variety of materials and styles.
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