DIY glass panel replacement
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DIY glass panel replacement
I have a lot of misted glass in my conservatory and the rest of the house. Replacing them all is going to cost a fortune. I figure I must be able to make some decent savings doing it myself and that it's not rocket science to specify, order and fit myself. Am I deluded? Can anyone recommend somewhere I can order these glass panels from, and any tips on doing so?
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DIY glass panel replacement
You can easily replace the panels yourself. The hardest part is removing the beads but there are many tutorials on Youtube. It would help if you had a glazing tool which is a thin-bladed knife edge to prize the bead open. Take the beads off and you can measure the existing DG panel to get the replacement exactly sized. Shop around and you may get a supplier to give a better price if you order a number of panels but personally, I would do them one or two at a time as they are heavy. One of those suction cup handles will help to lift the panels. Do one to get the experience and then plan the best approach that suits you.
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