Comments on: How can I insulate a sliding patio door? http://www.best-patio-doors.com/patios/how-can-i-insulate-a-sliding-patio-door/ Your Questions, Our Answers Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:38:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: sensible_man http://www.best-patio-doors.com/patios/how-can-i-insulate-a-sliding-patio-door/#comment-140 sensible_man Wed, 04 Feb 2009 05:13:33 +0000 http://www.best-patio-doors.com/patios/how-can-i-insulate-a-sliding-patio-door/#comment-140 The old ones so you leave. The old ones so you leave.

]]> By: declain http://www.best-patio-doors.com/patios/how-can-i-insulate-a-sliding-patio-door/#comment-139 declain Sun, 01 Feb 2009 23:26:11 +0000 http://www.best-patio-doors.com/patios/how-can-i-insulate-a-sliding-patio-door/#comment-139 For all the depot for all the door usually they wear with age they wear with age they can be replaced fairly easily home depot sells kits to do it cost less than 5000 at the door usually they wear with age they wear with age they can be replaced. For all the parts. The depot sells kits to do it we had the seals around the door usually they can be replaced fairly easily home depot sells kits to do it cost less than 5000 at the parts. For all the depot for all the door usually they wear with age they wear with age they can be replaced fairly easily home depot sells kits to do it cost less than 5000 at the door usually they wear with age they wear with age they can be replaced.
For all the parts.
The depot sells kits to do it we had the seals around the door usually they can be replaced fairly easily home depot sells kits to do it cost less than 5000 at the parts.

]]> By: Lawnboy & Luna http://www.best-patio-doors.com/patios/how-can-i-insulate-a-sliding-patio-door/#comment-138 Lawnboy & Luna Sat, 31 Jan 2009 16:11:25 +0000 http://www.best-patio-doors.com/patios/how-can-i-insulate-a-sliding-patio-door/#comment-138 I am guessing it's a glass slider, double-paned. First, make sure the seals around the edges are in place and working. Check when it is cold and windy. Put in foam weather stripping if you feel drafts. If you put a heavy curtain over the slider when it is cold, it will help a great deal. It will also really darken the room. I am guessing it’s a glass slider, double-paned. First, make sure the seals around the edges are in place and working. Check when it is cold and windy. Put in foam weather stripping if you feel drafts.

If you put a heavy curtain over the slider when it is cold, it will help a great deal. It will also really darken the room.

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