I’m actually so grateful god bless. I was worried what to do. I took out the frame from inside the house. Raised the window and got rid of the gap and put the frame back in place. Saved my self money and worry. Thank you
As soon as I heard this gentleman I thought thank goodness, this sounds straight to the point and no messing around unlike all that American accent rubbish that drives me mad with all the chat and getting no where.
Having just broken a (thankfully) small double glazed window with a small small stone that got flung across my garden while strimming, I'm relieved to find its easier replacing a double glazed window than a older single glazed one and there not to difficult. Thanks.
Great video,simple,direct, and informative. I've broken 2 glazed units trying to fit the beading, too aggressive with the mallet. Now, my current project should be easy peasy
You do. The guy doesn't show you how to heel toe a window properly. He only had to packers at the bottom because that window had no handle. Beware of that
Brilliant and thanks for explaining the purpose of the spacers since I got blue and black one's and wasn't sure if they were used for the same thing, windows come with no instructions! I don't have the tools so I'll carefully use a kitchen knife or stanley knife to prise open the beading.
Great video, just replaced the glazing in a window after putting it off for the last 6 weeks. Took half an hour all in. Would’ve been quicker if I had someone to push the glass through for me, that bit was a bit hairy!
Great tutorial, and all my question answered in comment section. Many thanks mate (and chaps with pointers/advises below)... AB Ps.: my advise: never clean glass with scrub sponge.👎...(and you got the idea why i'm here lol)...
I found putting the trims back really tough. I found hammering them did no good at all. I spent a good hour trying to hammer them in, instead I had to push them in using a massive force. It was satisfying to hear that plastic against plastic noise as they squashed in.
Grand now i know how to quickly and cleanly get into my neighbours house, take a shit on his floor, then replace window and stand outside my house when he gets home, see his reaction. Thank you
Does it work the same with a wooden frame? Do you have the spacers underneath too? And the sealing rubbers on the edge to keep the water out? I need to replace a kitchen door with a window.
Thanks Shane, where is a good place to buy the actual glass if anyone has any good sites for London based shops would appreciate it. Also do they all come in set sizes in general ?
It's easier to remove any longer strips first. Here in Germany they use 'packers' all around the window not just underneath the glass pain. There's normally a sticker on the new glass pain which goes on the inside.
All the videos I have watched on the subject show the plastic beading coming away really easily. What if this is not the case and the beading is on really tightly and gets damaged trying to pry it out?
The is some difficult beading but using the right method it should come out without damaging.Some old council beading also is difficult and needs a special tool that releases it from the front where it meets the glass
All videos should be like this. Straight to the point simple and standard. Good man
Superb mate. Never done it before. Got quoted £140 to replace and fit. Done it for £40. Thank you
What 40 for the window
Have never see any video straight forward and simple as this, 10/10 man
I’m actually so grateful god bless. I was worried what to do. I took out the frame from inside the house. Raised the window and got rid of the gap and put the frame back in place. Saved my self money and worry. Thank you
Straightforward demo, that's all that is required. Perfect.
Just as it should be, well demonstrated and clearly explained .
As soon as I heard this gentleman I thought thank goodness, this sounds straight to the point and no messing around unlike all that American accent rubbish that drives me mad with all the chat and getting no where.
Your obvious expertise made that look quite routine! Thank you for the video.
Great, I tried for 20 minutes to get that beading off, now I know its possible. Many thanks for your knowledge and skill. God bless you.
Thanks very much Shane. I could not get the new unit in, but learning from you how to clip in the top and bottom beads first solved the problem.
nice job. No nonsensical intro and "youtubery" involved. Good work.
‘TH-camry’ = Genius!
Yep, no waffle, straight to it, a refreshing change 👍🏻
Having just broken a (thankfully) small double glazed window with a small small stone that got flung across my garden while strimming, I'm relieved to find its easier replacing a double glazed window than a older single glazed one and there not to difficult. Thanks.
Thank you, you gave me the confidence to do it myself, and now my windows look new again.
Absolute hero... Saves me spending thousands on new windows!
Great video,simple,direct, and informative. I've broken 2 glazed units trying to fit the beading, too aggressive with the mallet. Now, my current project should be easy peasy
First video i've watched on the subject...........don't need to watch any others, thank you.
You do. The guy doesn't show you how to heel toe a window properly. He only had to packers at the bottom because that window had no handle. Beware of that
Thank u for this video. I have been trying to replace a broken window pane and no one knew how or wanted try to open the casement.
Perfect demonstration, great video, thanks for sharing 👍🏿
No messing about...Great video - thanks 😊
This video has given me the confidence to try, thank you soo much !!!!!
Brilliant and thanks for explaining the purpose of the spacers since I got blue and black one's and wasn't sure if they were used for the same thing, windows come with no instructions! I don't have the tools so I'll carefully use a kitchen knife or stanley knife to prise open the beading.
update: Managed to do the windows, little awkward putting the beading back in mind.
I agree with the comments below, what a nice straight forward video. Great guy!!
Great video, just replaced the glazing in a window after putting it off for the last 6 weeks. Took half an hour all in. Would’ve been quicker if I had someone to push the glass through for me, that bit was a bit hairy!
Fair play, straight forward instruction.
That's how you make an instructional video. Proper.
Nice one, cheers Shane 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Great video. It guided me to do the job successfully. Much appreciated mate!
This video was an absolute life saver. Thanks.
Shane keep up the good work, straight to the point video, brilliant
Thanks for the eazy explanation it realy saved me today
Great tutorial, and all my question answered in comment section.
Many thanks mate (and chaps with pointers/advises below)...
AB
Ps.: my advise: never clean glass with scrub sponge.👎...(and you got the idea why i'm here lol)...
Legend. Great work
Thanks for the vid, and a great money saver too with your help I'm part way through a job that used to be a mystery. That moon knife is a big help too
Great video easy to follow.....made changing my kitchen window easy.....thank you
superb mate .noticed you replaced the glass from inside can you do it from ouside as well
lovely no music no bullsh.. video thanks mate
Nice video. Straight to the point and I also know which tools I need to buy! Much appreciated! :)
Excellent, just what I was looking for
Great to hear!
I found putting the trims back really tough. I found hammering them did no good at all. I spent a good hour trying to hammer them in, instead I had to push them in using a massive force. It was satisfying to hear that plastic against plastic noise as they squashed in.
Great video - Just what I needed to know so thanks for taking the time to make it - Chris - North Devon
That was real quick. In a heartbeat !!
Makes it look easy, been fanning around with mine cos i just dived in then I thought - ‘Oh better look it up’!
Thanks Brilliant video. I used a hose on my window(I know stupid) which has blown the spacers between the frames. Can they be replaced?
Very clear, to the point and most helpful. Thanks
Thanks, very helpful.
Very clear and clean, no need for putty then!!
A much better video thanks!
AWESOME!... just what I wanted to know before attempting myself. Yhe last time I had a vinyl window repair done it cost me about $100.00 bucks.
Great stuff mate, cheers
great instruction i have one to change and having watched your video shane i will do it myself thanks.
Was it a success?
Brilliant video. Followed it step by step.thanks very much
Amazing help for people’s! Thanks
Very informative, excellent.
Nice one mate. Gonna replace my own after that
Great vid - no stupid music or lengthy intros
Can you please give links to the tools in the description? Thank you so much for this video
Amazing video. veey easy to follow. Thank u
Grand now i know how to quickly and cleanly get into my neighbours house, take a shit on his floor, then replace window and stand outside my house when he gets home, see his reaction. Thank you
Very helpful!
Very helpful thanks man. 🙏
Thanks for putting this up.
What's the name of the special knife to get behind the beads chaps,,where can you buy one ?
A moon knife
@@stanl936 thanks for that...I couldn’t catch what he said in the video.
My window beads appear to have small holes from staples fastening it to window frame. Would you approach still be applicable?
To the point without blather. Thank you.
Straight to the point. Jobs a good'un.
Thank you very much for your help ✌️✌️✌️
Excellent video. What were the three tools needed?
If you have a draft coming in through the bedroom windows does the glass need to be replace or the whole unit?
very helpful video, thanks for showing us how to make it :)
Very helpful, top job!
Shane you are brill man
craftmanship
Does it work the same with a wooden frame? Do you have the spacers underneath too? And the sealing rubbers on the edge to keep the water out? I need to replace a kitchen door with a window.
Good video, and handy tip regarding not sliding the nylon hammer across the glass when tapping the beading back in. Cheers.
Great how to video!!
Great job LOVED ITTTT!!!
Hello pal mines not hard plastic like yours mines block soft rubber is it the Same concept and can I put hard plastic back in after?
Thanks
Thank you for this video, mate 🙏🏻
Excellent tutorial. That's a "moon knife" at the start if you couldn't hear. The sound went a bit funny
Excellent video, thanks
Great video, thanks :)
Thanks, yes that was helpful!
Great video very useful! Would you recommend this process for cleaning a blown window??
I personally would put a new sealed unit in
absolutely deserves all 260 thousand views and more compared to the other shite on TH-cam
can you tell me a website in the UK where I can buy a separate glass insert, please?
Good video
Cheers pal just saved me a few quid 👍
Very helpful - 👍👍👍
Great! Thank You so much
Great video....thanks mate.
That was brilliant thanks as I need to remove one 👍
Thanks Shane, where is a good place to buy the actual glass if anyone has any good sites for London based shops would appreciate it. Also do they all come in set sizes in general ?
Very helpful to me. Thanks mate.
It's easier to remove any longer strips first. Here in Germany they use 'packers' all around the window not just underneath the glass pain. There's normally a sticker on the new glass pain which goes on the inside.
And wear a pair of gloves, the edges can sometimes be very sharp!!
Got a question my friend.I have calipered the unit thickness and I'm getting 26.7mm.Would you recommend getting a 26mm or a 28mm replacement?Thanks.
Go to sealedunitsonline mate. They have live chat and will help. I've replaced glass with them and you get a great price too
@@davidpotts1778 Thanks mate.
very helpful, ….job done.
Is there anywhere you can buy replacement window beads the ones that hold the window in place?
Great video! Can I ask do you always put the furniture stamp at the top left instead of the bottom corner?
Thank you for this vid!!!
All the videos I have watched on the subject show the plastic beading coming away really easily. What if this is not the case and the beading is on really tightly and gets damaged trying to pry it out?
The is some difficult beading but using the right method it should come out without damaging.Some old council beading also is difficult and needs a special tool that releases it from the front where it meets the glass