Rudie explained it this way: Imagine you are looking down on a pane of curved glass, its top edge facing you. It resembles a frowning mouth. With the fabric tape, measure the inside of the curve ...

Replacing glass in windows can sometimes be challenging, especially if you're working on one in an old home. You can pick up a new glass pane replacement from your local hardware store, cut it ...

Lay a very thin (about 1/16 of an inch) layer of putty in the window frame where the glass pane will rest. Most people forget this first step. Make sure that the glass pane is the correct size.

I don’t recall the manufacturer, but it could be Andersen. The window is single-pane glass with 16 panes, eight over eight, with an overall size of about 5 feet by 5 feet. Two of the panes had ...