Doors and Windows - Low E Repair
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masaillini
03-13-06, 12:02 PM
I have a broken outer payne on my low e window. Can these be repaired at a reasonable cost or am i looking at a new window.I also have moisture in between some of the paynesCan these also be fixed ?
johnam
03-13-06, 02:55 PM
You must replace the entire Insulating Glass Unit. Your local glass shop is the place to go.
Tru_blue
03-13-06, 04:43 PM
I have a broken outer payne on my low e window. Can these be repaired at a reasonable cost or am i looking at a new window.I also have moisture in between some of the paynesCan these also be fixed ?
The entire insulating glass unit will need to be replaced if the outer pane is broke. There are some manufacturers that make their windows in such a way that not only is the glass replaced, but also the sash, but not the frame. Moisture in between the glass indicates that the seal is shot and the glass would need to be replaced in those as well.
The entire insulating glass unit will need to be replaced if the outer pane is broke. There are some manufacturers that make their windows in such a way that not only is the glass replaced, but also the sash, but not the frame. Moisture in between the glass indicates that the seal is shot and the glass would need to be replaced in those as well.
masaillini
03-15-06, 06:24 AM
Thanks for the input.Greatly appreciated.