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Glass for wooden door

ercork · 2019-03-04 00:47:36

Hi all. My house has a wooden front door. It's about 15 years old and is in pretty good condition but has no glass in it. As a result the hall and stairs are really dark. I was thinking of cutting out a hole and fitting a glass panel in it. Does anybody know if this is possible? Ever seen it done before or know any company…

04-03-2019 1:47am

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ercork

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Hi all.

My house has a wooden front door. It's about 15 years old and is in pretty good condition but has no glass in it. As a result the hall and stairs are really dark. I was thinking of cutting out a hole and fitting a glass panel in it. Does anybody know if this is possible? Ever seen it done before or know any company who could do the job?

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#2 04-03-2019 8:48am

BryanF

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Just buy a glass door. B&q or cbp for example.

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#3 05-03-2019 12:26pm

ercork

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Thanks for that - will look into pricing. My door is an odd shape though - slightly curved towards the top - so it might need to be custom made. If there was any chance of altering the existing door I'd like to do that.

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#4 05-03-2019 1:16pm

tabby aspreme

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Put up a picture of the door, you may get better advice

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