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Replacing a sliding glass door #14966870 01/24/24 02:12 PM
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Anyone DIY it? One of my neighbors replaced his. Other then the weight of the door it does not look like a hard job. I have replaced the rollers on mine twice so I am familiar with pulling the glass out of the frame. I had a dog that scratched on the glass when it wanted in so the bottom 2' or so of the glass is scratched up. I thought about just putting new glass in the current door but figured a total replacement was a better option.


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when you install the frame be very sure it is square in the hole, pull diagonal from corner to corner and shim till they measure the same.


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Why not go with French doors?

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I thought about that but for my application I think I prefer a slider.


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Re: Replacing a sliding glass door [Re: Stump jumper] #14968233 01/25/24 03:22 PM
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I looked at specs for SGD & French doors on HD and Lowes websites. At HD the weights are very close while at Lowes the French doors are significantly lighter. I suspect the specs at Lowes are wrong. I like the fact that SGDs have more glass area but also like the fact that French doors will be lower maintenance.


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Well which have you done if anything?

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French doors are great if your foundation never moves.

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Originally Posted by Stump jumper
Anyone DIY it? One of my neighbors replaced his. Other then the weight of the door it does not look like a hard job. I have replaced the rollers on mine twice so I am familiar with pulling the glass out of the frame. I had a dog that scratched on the glass when it wanted in so the bottom 2' or so of the glass is scratched up. I thought about just putting new glass in the current door but figured a total replacement was a better option.



My brother and I replaced the SGD at my moms house. I was weed-eating around her back patio and shattered the door with a rock. It took us the better part of a day to complete the job but the difficulty level wasn't too high.

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Originally Posted by bloo_rainger
French doors are great if your foundation never moves.

I asked my neighbor and he does not care for his. Going with the SGD with blinds in the glass. Waiting for warmer weather but not until the bugs get bad.


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