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I agree, that seems to be a single pane. An eazy peezy fix. Done many of them in my past. Good luck! Definitely less than 20 bucks.
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If it is the same as my window it is not just the square, it is the entire window, the wood slats are in one piece and come off as an entire piece ready made that fits on top of the glass.
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piece of glass, push points and window glazing. If you're lucky.
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You might be able to get a handy neighbor to do it for you.
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Glad you posted the photo.
I was thinking that had you broken a huge pane of glass! I am also glad no one was hurt. |
Originally Posted by sahm4605
I am sort of. It's either laugh or cry. I would rather. Laugh than cry and get a headache. It is absurdly funny how I broke the window. If it wasn't for how much it is going to cost.
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Wouldn't your house insurance cover the broken window? Then you can enjoy the extra money from your quilts when you sell them.
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Originally Posted by dinlauren
First, call the insurance company, then call a glass repair person. If it's a whole window that just has the "sashing" to make it appear to be small windows, then maybe the insurance will cover it. Good luck.
EVEN if it is NOT covered, they will mark it as a claim against you.... Save the insurance for major events... like totaled house... If the window is multi-paned as it looks, you can fix it yourself for a couple of dollars... If it is faux pane..the panes are a grid over a solid glass, you will have to repace the whole glass.... Call a glass repair shop and get prices... |
I'm sure the window was cracked to begin with. As I write this I just heard glass breaking downstairs. My DH is installing a light fixture and I hope that wasn't the globe...
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Originally Posted by Therese
I'm sure the window was cracked to begin with. :) As I write this I just heard glass breaking downstairs. My DH is installing a light fixture and I hope that wasn't the globe...
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