Our DryPlus+ Patio Door kit for Toughtened Safety glass kits include all items required to clear condensation inside your Patio Door a DIY fix for blown failed tougthened or tempered safety glass double glazing doors and windows without drilling the glass. and comes with an extra 50% drying Agent.

(If required) Add to your order additional multitool to help remove the bead 

This method in most cases will be the removal of the glazing unit from the frame other methods could be drill into the frame externally This Double glazing patio door kit includes an easy to follow installation guide, everything you need to reduce moisture in window. No more misty windows get clear vision again with a Clearviewkit. Free Condensation & Mould guide with every kit & Free UK tracked delivery.

We offer various kits up to 10 windows if you have one or more failed blown windows see our other items.

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How to tell - Toughened Safety Glass! “Toughened” or “tempered” or simply “safety” glass is, as these names suggest, much more resistant to knocks and bumps than regular glass. It is manufactured by way of a slower cooling process, and as a result, is considerably more robust than standard panes of glass. But how would you determine whether a pane of glass is? “regular” or tempered safety glass? Of course, the “proof is in the pudding”, in that, if you smash it, it will fracture into thousands of tiny pieces and remain, as far as possible, in the shape of the pane. But this is not a practical or advisable way of answering this quandary. So how else can you tell Safety mark This is the most straightforward way of working out if a pane is made of safety glass or not. The manufacturer’s logo and name should be present, alongside reference to the relevant product standard. In the UK, these standards are: BS EN 14449 – to identify laminated glass (annealed) BS EN 12150 – to identify as toughened glass BS EN 14179 – to identify heat soaked, thermally toughened glass. give it a go It worked for us!

an easy fix with some basic DIY required.

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