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where and how much replace internal door glass panel

  • 29-05-2015 11:29AM
    #1
    miss choc
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    I have 4 pine internal doors each with two glass panels and would like them replaced at the moment they have this design CLIFTON ROSE JEWEL Design with the red rose which is a bit dated I could paint doors white but it's the glass design I don't like. I am looking to get something a bit more modern without having to replace the doors. Anyone know how much it is to replace a glass paneled door and good recomendations in Dublin maybe north Dublin


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  • #2
    slimjimmc
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    The Clifton Rose Jewel door seems to be from B&G's Premium Pine collection in which case it uses the cassette glazing system which means the glass cannot be replaced (see footnote on the bottom of pg 2 of their catalogue attached).

    http://www.tanda.ie/building_supplies/attachment/B%20&%20G%20Doors.pdf
    *Also available ready to glaze.All glazed doors in the Premium Pine Collection
    are cassette glazed, this means that glass cannot be removed or replaced.


  • #3
    miss choc
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    Grr stuck with it so unless I remove doors wonder how much that would be :(


  • #4
    slimjimmc
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    Sorry no idea on price, obviously it depends on the door you go for but I'd expect the cost of fitting to be about the same regardless.


  • #5
    miss choc
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    Yeah I see the're based in Cork looks like mine are like a window film like a transfer door and pane put in and design put on it would take a pro to get it off maybe removing/replacing doors would be cheaper than removing/replacing panes I could sell doors then :)


  • #6
    Bonzo Delaney
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,577 ✭✭✭Bonzo Delaney


    miss choc wrote: »
    Yeah I see the're based in Cork looks like mine are like a window film like a transfer door and pane put in and design put on it would take a pro to get it off maybe removing/replacing doors would be cheaper than removing/replacing panes I could sell doors then :)

    Easy enough job for a carpenter or good glazer to router/cut out the glazing beads on one side take out the glass use them as a template for the new panes then replace with new glazing beads or use the original beads if cut out neatly with a multi saw. I've done it my self on doors where the glass got damaged


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  • #7
    miss choc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,085 ✭✭✭miss choc


    So maybe check out a glazier instead of a door company who will try and sell you a whole new door ;) looking for cheapest option possible


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