Can you replace a single pane of glass in a double glazed window?

[TheFew]

Waste of time; no longer term damage. Cheap enough to get a single pane replaced.

Yeah. Think your correct. I'll keep the curtain closed and worry about my other household woes for now.

 

[Flake87]

Just looking again at your photo, there appears to be a plastic beading which are often inside the unit, if this is the case it might be difficult to source an exact match. It was law between certain years for the manufacturer to print their name on the glazing bar, the silver aluminium part which seperates the two panes. If you can find who this was then you stand a chance of an exact repacement, however if you can find this you should hurry as styles change very often. It might be the case the window has to be opened up so you can retreive the beading, which will mean being without glass in the frame for a time.

 

[mattyg]

Just looking again at your photo, there appears to be a plastic beading which are often inside the unit, if this is the case it might be difficult to source an exact match. It was law between certain years for the manufacturer to print their name on the glazing bar, the silver aluminium part which seperates the two panes. If you can find who this was then you stand a chance of an exact repacement, however if you can find this you should hurry as styles change very often. It might be the case the window has to be opened up so you can retreive the beading, which will mean being without glass in the frame for a time.

He wont struggle to find one... Theres one right in front of him.. Right there in the picture. As you've said He can take that to the glaziers. For about £10 they can cut him a temp piece of glass that he can fit if its going to take a couple of days or so for the DBL unit