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Has anyone had a whole door including sidelights put in
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Angels04
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Member since 10/09 273 total posts
Name: Ann
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Has anyone had a whole door including sidelights put in
We are thinking it may be time for a new door. We would want to replace the sidelights next to it too. Has anyone done this? Does it come in one piece? Is Home Depot a good place to go for this?
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Posted 11/16/10 8:31 PM |
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clmj2
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Name: Candice
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Re: Has anyone had a whole door including sidelights put in
one piece...never replace just a door slab...it will not seal properly and you will have nothing but problems should come built in the frame.
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Posted 11/16/10 8:39 PM |
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Angels04
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Name: Ann
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Re: Has anyone had a whole door including sidelights put in
Posted by clmj2
one piece...never replace just a door slab...it will not seal properly and you will have nothing but problems should come built in the frame.
I think this is what I was thinking. Please excuse my ignorance, but it does come in one piece then? So you get a door with the sidelights too? It comes all in one piece?
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Posted 11/16/10 8:48 PM |
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Goobster
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Re: Has anyone had a whole door including sidelights put in
I had it done. It was all one peice. I had a window/door company put it in. It was $$$$ but it was also the kind I chose.
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Posted 11/16/10 11:01 PM |
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Chatham-Chick
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Re: Has anyone had a whole door including sidelights put in
Ours was supposed to come pre-mulled, but HD screwed up, so it was mulled on-site.
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Posted 11/16/10 11:43 PM |
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snowprincess
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Re: Has anyone had a whole door including sidelights put in
we replaced ours - i think our door cost around $2500 including side lights -
i highly recommend getting a fiber glass door - there are some relly nice looking ones - and they usually qualify for the energy discount
other places to look are the show rooms at lumber stores - Florence has a bunch, so does Kleet
most handy man can install and just order from a lumber store - mattering on your door size you may take a while to come in - some we looked at 3-4 month lead time - that is why we had to go wood even though i wanted fiber glass
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Posted 11/17/10 9:09 AM |
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