Glass Retainer Clips / “Clear “Glass Clips with All Hardware /Choose Your Offset Size (9/32” 5/32” or 5/16”) 10 Glass Retainer Clips per Order by E.H.C. (5/16" Offset)

We have a forty-year-old curio cabinet that we were cleaning, and the glass in the two doors shook and seemed loose. Didn't bother me much because the doors always sounded bad when you opened and closed them. I was just very careful. However, my wife (the one whose brain works at that hour of the morning) noticed there were odd pieces of plastic that all kind of looked alike in and among the china in the cabinet. I realized that they were broken clips that had come off. When I looked at the back of the doors I realized almost half the little plastic clips had aged badly and had broken, so the glass in the doors was only being held in place by half of the clips, and they all seemed a little too small, and the glass moved around.This was deemed a dangerous environment, so the wife moved on to a different project and I measured things to make sure I bought the right clips. I found these clips and loved the concept of squishy rubber holding the glass in instead of brittle plastic. They arrived quickly and I started replacing all the clips. The mounting screw is a little closer to the glass then my old clips, so I did have to drill new holes for them, but they were so close to the old holes that it covered them up, so it still looked good.When I finished, I was very pleased with the results. These clips push on the glass with a rubber tip that holds the glass firmly, but gently. When I open and close the doors now there is no rattle or vibration. It sounds like a brand new door! The difference was amazing. The doors went from sounding like the glass was going to break if you weren't very careful, to doors that sound like doors, and just happen to have glass in them.The big thing to me is they sound, look, and FEEL safe. And my wife agrees, so I was right!

I give a lot of hardware the benefit of the doubt as I realize it is made in places that don't do things the same as some of the rest of us. But this, ten stars; these are just like something I might design myself. They are of good quality and the design is head and shoulders above any of the other glazing retainers I have tried. They are size specific so they don't try to wear too many hats. They barely show when installed and are practically invisible. They appear to hold the glazing (in my case 1/4" Lucite) very securely and would work equally well with glass. The clip itself is a hard plastic that seems strong, not brittle and the bumper is a softer compound like TPU which allows for compression and noise dampening. I am truly impressed with these and most happy with the purchase. They will be my "go-to" for future projects.

We have an older wood entertainment center for our tv and stereo. The large glass panels were falling out due to dried/cracked/broken retainer clips.Finding OEM replacements for the glass panels was impossible. We spent hours online, driving to hardware stores and spent almost a $100 on junk retainer style clips.These work! Very similar to the OEM ones we had. Holds the glass panels tight and are high quality. I’m glad we found these on Amazon because they work great!

These clips have a larger rubber piece than most clips, which I find to work better for my project. The screws they include are really short and defeat the purpose of adding secure hardware to your mirror, so use your own longer screws, and these clips are perfect.

Worked great

Works great honestly just what was needed to hold in glass on a gun cabinet

These are well made and certainly better quality than the other clips on Amazon. However they are basically a dollar a piece and that is criminal markup. This is a just a piece of plastic and a screw.

These are a game-changer compared to the basic plastic ones with the nub! Once you try them, there's no going back—you might even find yourself replacing every single one in your house. The little rubber feet hold the glass securely in place, so no more annoying rattling when the kids come racing through the room!