How Do You Remove A Sliding Glass Door Frame?
If your sliding glass door is drafty or has been sticking, it may be time to replace it. Upgrade your home and with a new sliding glass door that makes it more convenient to get to and from your patio or deck. To install a new sliding glass door, you will first need to remove the old frame. Depending on how heavy the sliding glass door frame is, you should be able to complete this task by yourself in a short amount of time; there is no need to hire a costly handyman or carpenter for this project. Place a ripping chisel behind the interior trim of the sliding glass door, using a hammer to tap the chisel behind the trim. To protect the wall, place a flat piece of wood, such as a strip of plywood, against it and place the ripping chisel over the wood to pry trim off. Follow these steps for the exterior trim as well. Remove both the exterior and interior trim nails using a nail puller or hammer claw. Do not use the interior or exterior wall for prying; this will cause unnecessary damage to
