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How can I make my slidding glass door look like french doors?
I am looking for the lightweight aluminum grille you can put on your sliding glass doors to make them look like a french door- door with paynes? Any idea where you can buy such a thing?
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You could add lead tape to create the panes
or use this
- MikeyLv 61 decade ago
You could go buy some thin moulding at Lowes and then cut it out to simulate the pane look of a french door and glue it to the glass. Maybe silicone.
Make sure it is thin enough to be able to slide the door open and not stand out so far past the frame of the sliders.
- AmyLv 45 years ago
The french doors are probably installed in a standard size rough opening. Depending on the age of the house, they may be a factory made pre-hung unit. Measure the width if the opening, add 2 inches, and add 1 1/2 inches to the height. That should give you the rough opening size. Take that dimension to your local lumber yard and they should be able to help you from there.
- RobbieLv 61 decade ago
You could spend some time googling it.
Perhaps a large hope store would have something like that. (Home depot, lowe's)
Why not just tape the glass to look like panes?
I did that several years ago with my large picture window. I used black electrical tape diagonally to look like diamond panes