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Learn how to replace glass in your windows

 

A broken window is not only a point of entry for weather elements but it is also a security risk. You can buy glass specifically cut to size if you don't want to cut it yourself. Firstly though you need to find out what tools are needed and exactly how big to get the glass cut.

 

Replacing glass in your windows

Reading the instructions below you will learn what "push-points" are, you will find out where to start removing the putty from (wood side or glass side) and the importance of keeping your tools in good condition in order to keep the puttying job neat.

SAFETY NOTE:

Wear thick gloves to protect your hands from glass shards, and use proper eye protection.

OLD HOUSE WEB - Lots of details and photos to explain the process of restoring windows

E HOW - How to fix broken glass in a window

TUTORIALS.COM - Learn to replace a broken window in 4 easy steps.

HOW STUFF WORKS - Detailed step by step instructions and lists tools needed

YOUTUBE VIDEO - How to glaze the window - clear images

HOW STUFF WORKS - Information about the different types of glass in use today

E HOW - How to fix broken glass in a stained glass window

 

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Framing and hanging doors - Diagrams, charts and photographs

Insulation and its importance - Installation guide, tips and facts

Removing stains from brickwork - Covers interiors, exteriors and historic buildings

Re-pointing bricks - Tools and procedures are illustrated here

Re-sashing windows - A fiddly job made easier

Fixing the treads and risers in stairs - Hints and tips and one person's personal stair fixing story

Fixing the damp in your home - Causes and cures for dampness. Damp basements

Finding and fixing a leak in the shower - First find out how to locate the leak and then fix it

Clearing a blocked drain - Deals with sinks, toilets, showers and drains

Repairing a leaking tap - Fixing instructions plus heaps of water saving tips and hints

Hanging pictures and photographs - Also includes hanging themes, styles and calculations

Fixing roof tiles and shingles - Q & A's on all types of roofs, chimneys, gutterings & flashings

Preventing storm and water damage - Firstly find out how to decrease your chances of problems

 

 

 

 

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