How to Replace a Sliding Glass Door

[@davidcardano963]

cant the glass just be replaced?

[@mattmehan7134]

Had same question.

[@cryptearth]

sure it can - but the replacement has to be manufactured specifically for the existing door - which, depend on backlog, can take quite some time and if it's an unusual size can cost more money just replacing the whole door with frame is done in a day and likely didn't cost as much anyway or in short: it's a question about cost and availability - not about sustainability

[@DWN649]

Lies, lies lies, I live in South Africa just called a glass place got it cut to size and the handyman put it in for me 😂😂 50 bucks to fix the glass ​@@cryptearth

[@lesliemarrufo3374]

That’s exactly how my slider glass broke a couple weeks ago!

[@tannerisms]

Great video man!!!!

[@jona.rembold1562]

Great video sir. Thanks.

[@steven33068]

excellent video. I cant help but wonder who did this to your door? Did you find out anything? police report? I would be in RAMBO mode..

[@chip873]

Would it have been possible for you to use the bottom nails fin? Why did you choose not to?

[@LyonConstruction]

I think I could have used the bottom, too. I don't remember why I did not. As far as I understand, the replacements often come without flanges like the one I took out. Feel free to use it just make sure everything is water tight.

[@thebronzetoo]

Why couldn't you just replace the double-pane glass module??

[@joelalcala6317]

The glass alone costs more I guess

[@ramimar6656]

@@joelalcala6317I doubt that

[@satchemo24]

​@@ramimar6656he's not wrong. The panel alone is over $400!

[@westensanchez9483]

Cutting out mold does nothing, but I understand you're doing it for views.