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[email protected] January 15th 07 04:15 PM

Gosh-darned sliding door
 
My sliding glass door is sticking, and I can't seem to bring it out
from the inside, like all the web sites show. The only way I can get it
off seems to be to take out the fixed glass panel and take it out from
the outside. I'm scared to do this. Should I go ahead and do this or am
I missing something obvious?


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dpb January 15th 07 05:05 PM

Gosh-darned sliding door
 

wrote:
My sliding glass door is sticking, and I can't seem to bring it out
from the inside, like all the web sites show. The only way I can get it
off seems to be to take out the fixed glass panel and take it out from
the outside. I'm scared to do this. Should I go ahead and do this or am
I missing something obvious?


Probably, but I can't see from here... :)

May have (or again, probably has) an anti-entry feature of a stop in
the upper track to prevent unauthorized entry by the expedient of just
lifting the door out of the track. Look to see if there's anything at
the top that can be loosened to then let the door come out. If you can
tell the manufacturer, probably can find information on the specific
one either on the web or by calling a local distributor. It
undoubtedly went in w/o removing the glass and almost certainly can
come out that way as well...


DerbyDad03 January 15th 07 05:09 PM

Gosh-darned sliding door
 
I'm not sure what you are seeing on "all the web sites" but my
Peachtree comes out as follows:

Along the top of the frame, interior of the sliding panel, there is a ~
3/4 x 3/4 piece of trim. If I look up at the bottom of this trim I see
a series of screws going up into the frame. Remove these screws, remove
the trim and pull the top of the door into the room to remove.

Caution: When you remove the trim, the door may want to fall into the
room on its own, so have a helper nearby or brace the door with a 2x4
first.

HTH

wrote:
My sliding glass door is sticking, and I can't seem to bring it out
from the inside, like all the web sites show. The only way I can get it
off seems to be to take out the fixed glass panel and take it out from
the outside. I'm scared to do this. Should I go ahead and do this or am
I missing something obvious?


http://www.myspace.com/sane54


Tom The Great January 15th 07 05:21 PM

Gosh-darned sliding door
 
On 15 Jan 2007 08:15:39 -0800, wrote:

My sliding glass door is sticking, and I can't seem to bring it out
from the inside, like all the web sites show. The only way I can get it
off seems to be to take out the fixed glass panel and take it out from
the outside. I'm scared to do this. Should I go ahead and do this or am
I missing something obvious?


http://www.myspace.com/sane54


Bring it out? You mean slide it, or remove it?

tom @ www.WorkAtHomePlans.com




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