How Do You Fix A Broken Window In A Wooden Frame?
So, someone threw something through a window without opening it first? It’s going to cost you a bundle, huh. Nope. You can do it yourself. Really! • Determine what kind of window or door you’re dealing with; building codes in your area will likely require tempered glass in your storm windows and doors, but you may be able to use regular pane glass for inside (not storm) windows and doors. Be sure to check local codes. • Remove the window from the casing if possible; take the door with the broken window off the hinges. Replacing the glass is far easier if the window/door is laying flat on the work surface and is clamped down, caulked side of window facing up. If this isn’t possible, you can replace the glass in place; make sure you have a solid footing and are at eye level with the upper third of the pane. • Dispose of the broken glass. • Wear protective gloves and remove the broken glass. Put it in a cardboard box or sturdy paper bag. • When all the glass is out of the frame, tape the
