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Sidelight question
I have sidelights on either side of my front door - the glass pane is
app. 7 ft in length. I'm about to replace the sidelight and I noticed that the plastic (i think) frame that holds the glass in place has a cut in it that divides the frame into two pieces. The cut does not look like it was done in a factory or anything - it is a little rough, so I am assuming that the installer cut the frame. We get a lot of sunlight on that side of the house. Is the cut there to allow for expansion of glass/frame? When I install the new frame and glass, should I cut the new frame too? The house is 17 yrs old, so is this no longer needed with the new materials that have been developed since then? |
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