07-09-2023, 10:07 AM
Not the whole thing (though I must confess mine is all out at the moment as a result of the work I am having to do) If you have an undisturbed screen of many years standing, I would be nervous of trying to remove and subsequently refit the screws that hold it in place in the body peak above the screen. What you might be able to get away with is opening the screen where you will then see 2 small screws in the screen side rail up near the hinge (both sides) these fix the lower portion of the screen to its top rail. If you can get these undone, then the whole lower rail plus the glass should gently come away from the top rail. You can then get to the ends of the existing seal and feed the new one in. I have to assume that this would be the designed method as it would permit the replacement of a damaged glass with minimum disturbance.
I think great care is needed whatever the approach.
I think great care is needed whatever the approach.