HOW TO FIX A BROKEN WINDOW 

This was the best video I’ve found about this process!

Very well done video. EMS had to break into my house one night when I was having a diabetic seizure. My nephew and I have been working on replacing the broken glass from the inside door. After watching this I feel much more confident that we can do it. Thank you.

Very helpful. Thanks for posting. This was the only video I found on how to repair this type of window.

Looks simple. Thank you! Excellent video.

Great video. Easy to follow. I like the shim measurement/notes tool. Going look into doing it my self. Thank You

Excellent clear and concise tutorial. I've been procrastinating repairing a bathroom window for about 5 years where the inner glass has cracked. I'd been holding off because I thought it wouldn't be easy. The steps you've shown prove that just about anyone can do this repair. Thank you! 👋🏻

You did such as wonderful job Mr!

Thank you. Awesome step by step process.

Great step by step video. I’ve been holding off on a project like this for my window. Gonna give it a try soon.

Sure appreciate you taking time to shared how to fix this type broken window.

Excellent work. You pay attention to detail and explained the steps well. Thanks for taking the time to do this

Absolutely amazing video. This is what RU-vid is meant for!

Thank you! This is the only reason I have a premium RU-vid subscription. People as yourself have saved me from numerous trial and error frustrations. Not to mention the money I able to save performing home repairs I consider myself capable of undertaking. Edit. I did hit the subscribe and notification bell.

Very concise and descriptive. Thank you for making such a easy to understand video. I will be replacing my broken pane now since I have a clear understanding of what it will take.

Thank you, great video and awesome step by step process. I’m confident I can now replace my broken window glass. Thank you again for sharing.

Excellent video, my window is the same style as in you're video, thank you for the clear, step by step instructions. Now I know how to fix mine. Take care & be well 👍👍👍

THE MAN!!! time to get to work, thank you!!

Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for showing how to measure the glass correctly. I have a foggy kitchen window that I would like to replace. Now I know I can do it myself. Now I just need to find out who to go to locally or try ordering it on-line.

Excellent video.

Great tutorial! Thank you!

nice on the pain measurement. I usually wait a day for the silicone to dry -then use the knife to remove excess. Every time I mess with wet silicone it's all over the window and my hand.

Wow that's super easy. All the window "professionals" I called in my area said they can't replace the broken glass that they would have to replace the entire window. I can understand maybe wanting to sell the windows you have in stock perhaps but as easy as that is i can't for the life of me understand why a pro wouldn't take that job and make some quick easy money in the process. I may add this to the services I offer now since nobody around here does it and it's insanely easy.

Thanks! 👍👍😊

nice job!

This video is excellent. Just what I needed to make this repair. Thank you! Mine problem is also the top pane. ;-(

LOVELY THANK U MUCH!!

When I try to find a local replacement glass business for the new sealed panes, what type of business do I search for? All I’ve found are new window installation companies. Thanks for the excellent tutorial, especially on the specific measurements!

Thanks

Thank you for sharing !:-)

Your videos helps a lot in my situation. Question though, my window frame/glass are similar to yours but with a wooden frame with wooden molding stops. Would you recommend silicone caulking or glazing putty/compound to set the glass into the frame? Currently, it appears that the manufacture used some sort of grey glazing putty. Should I clean up the putty from the frame and set the glass with silicone caulking/sealant instead? Where I live I cannot seem to get the right putty other than GAP 33 putty. Thanks for your advice and insight.

Is tape always the best option for the new glass? I've heard some say silicone should be used, when and why would either one be better?

exellent. thank you

Amazing! Thank you for posting this tutorial. Would you please do a video showing how to remove the white grids between the glass?

Thanks. If I inherited a gram sans spacers, what could you use as makeshift spacers?

Thanks for sharing. Any recommendations, on where to order an insert?

Where did you get the windows made

Any chance you have a video about how to remove the muntins/mullions in a similar window? Or would you just leave that to the professionals? The other option would be to just do this same process, but order the glass without the grids? I'd love to just remove them since the rest of the window is working great.

In my area, glass manufacturers won't sell to the public. They only sell to glass repair shops. I had to pay $660.installed, for one about twice the size as you bought for $75. It only took the guy about 15 minutes to actually put the replacement in. The first time he just came out to get the measurements. Nice profit.

Thanks for the video. Where did you order the glass?

Great video. Where do you get the new pane from, I am having a hard time locating

What do you call the metal at the edges of the glass?

Isn’t the silicone harder to remove for the next person if it gets broken again vs the window glazing double sided tape , or is it better compared to sealing the window for air leaks ?

Great video. My luck had the top half of the window broken. The part that doesn't come out. Is it the same process to replace it? Also, would you consider that window a 34" x 52" roughly?

Mine just pop last night! I can't seem to find a place that supply the glass. Can you supply the information of where you order the glass.

Where can someone buy the measured glass?

Where to buy??

What if you don't have a strip but looks like a plastick thin thing that covers that glass edge?

Where did you get the new glass

nice

Very good video. Thank you. Where do I order this pane? Does Home Depot/Lowe's carry them? If not, what do I need to google? Local glass shops tell me they have to order them from a factory. Charging me $250 and 2 weeks lead time. Please help.

Came over from Bryan farm videos

Where did you order the replacement glass?

if just the outside glass is broken do I need to change both?

What are those slides called that you began removing at 1:30? I've been looking for replacements and I can't even find them since I don't know what they are actually called.

What type of silicone? Part number? Thanks

I have the same type of windows, but mine don't have the "strips" that hold the glass in place, they're solid all the way across and join together with 45°s at the corners. A few of the windows in my house have broken seals,, in-between the panes of glass, and are foggy. Can you show me how to disassemble my style...pretty please????

Where did you order your glass from

How much did the glass cost?

Do you have to replace both panes if only one side is cracked?

Going to sound stupid but is replacing the top section the same? I dont know if mine are movable at the top portion like. The bottom is. My windows are from the early 80s.

Please can you tell me the cost of the glass ?

Just one question can't I just buy that whole top frame to replace instead of removing the broken glass

Where to order the glass window ?

So what if the window is Low E? Can you still replace the glass yourself?

Is that a double side glass that you are replacing

How much is one panel?

Why not measure the width and length first then remove the broken glass and accurately measure thickness with a micrometer. You could replace the broken glass temporarily with a piece of timber or other type of sheeting.

How much would you charge for labor to do this?

Can I buy the part that slides up

How much did you pay for glass??

What if it's the top part of the window?

1000

And what if it s the uper window!

Lie saver

Huh why not just replace that top glass? You’re wasting money you literally could’ve fixed it for 20$