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    Postby colinkick » Thu Aug 12, 2010 1:21 am

    I am after some guidance on replacing a door panel in a upvc door. We have just bought a house and one of the exterior upvc doors has a cat flap in it. I am led to believe that replacing the panel is relatively straight forward. My questions are, is it a straight forward job that I could undertake myself, where can I get a replacement panel and how much should I expect to pay roughly.

    I appreciate any help
    cheers.
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    Postby greedypebbles » Wed Sep 01, 2010 2:00 pm

    I have replaced the centre part of a PVC door, albeit it was a few years ago now.

    I remember being told and reading how simple it is - take out the old piece and fit in the new piece, and I'm a fairly handy DIYer so went for it. In the end it was a very, very difficult job. It took me a day to do it and it never looked right. Firstly the new piece was shiny white, the rest of the door was 10 years old - you dont notice until the two are together. Secondly with the best will and careful effort in the world I found it absolutely impossible to avoid little marks and dinks on the door as I dismantled it.

    I know it seems like a fantastic solution to the cat flap problem, but I would think carefully about it. Its not as easy as you think.
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