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I have one broken window pane in an oldish wooden French door that
leads outside. The pane is about 6" x 12" and is held in by wood slats on inside and outside (no glazing). Apparently I need to take the door apart somewhat to get a new pane in. How do I do this? I found an old thread on this question that said French doors have a removable molding stop on one side, but I can't find it. I'm moving next week so I need to get this fixed, and glass places in town want $150 to come do it. Thanks. |
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