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Replacing a busted pane in my french door
My french doors are double-paned. I don't even know if 'pane' is the
right terminology because there are no muttons in the door. It's just a big sheet of glass -- a quick unofficial measurement is 21 1/2" x 66". The french door is wood, not metal. I managed to bust the first pane of glass in my door while mowing today . Is this hard to replace? Just looking at the door, it seems simple. Unhinge door, laying it flat. Pop out the outer molding, pull out the broken glass, put in a new pane, seal and replace moulding. Could it be this simple? And would I save much versus just paying someone to do it? Thanks for the advice! jw |
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