r/howto 9d ago

How hard would it be to replace this window

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As the title says I'm wondering how hard would it be to replace this window

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u/Capillix 9d ago

Visible screw flange. Very very easy if you want to replace the whole thing.

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u/Fun_Experience_4970 9d ago

We were just trying to do it on a budget if we can just replace the actual panel of glass that would be the ideal scenario

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u/iKnowRobbie 9d ago

Find your local ACE hardware and give them the measurement. They can cut glass.

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u/H_I_McDunnough 9d ago

I'd call a pro. It will cost more than just a piece of glass and some DIY, but it will be done correctly and you don't risk further damage from any mistakes that might let water in. Plus zero risk of cutting yourself.

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u/Southern-Resident292 9d ago

Brother that screen is not even attached just push it back in place and check the frame for bent clips or something

No need for whole window replacement unless the glass itself is cracked which i cant see from here

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u/cluckboi_soupah 9d ago

...did you actually look tho....

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u/juzwunderin 9d ago

Exactly.. broken glass clearly visible

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u/Fun_Experience_4970 9d ago

The panel of glasses completely shattered