Door Glass Insert Replacement for 6/8 (80”)

Did you kick up a rock with the lawnmower or weed eater? Did your kid hit a baseball through the front door? We carry some popular sizes and styles of door inserts, but measuring door glass can be tricky. Below is a guide to help with the measuring.

First, be sure your door is made of either steel or fiberglass. If you have a wood door, you may experience many more variables than shown in this guide. To get help with a wood door, it may help contacting an Aluma Window Co. sales representative. 

Steel doors are metal on the outside with an insulated core. If a magnet sticks to the door, it is a steel door. 

Fiberglass doors are a composite material on the outside with an insulated core, and can be smooth or have a wood grain texture to resemble wood doors. 

Dimension A 

Measure the raised molding surrounding the existing glass from outside edge to outside edge, horizontally left to right. 

Dimension B   

Measure the raised molding surrounding the existing glass from outside edge to outside edge, vertically top to bottom. 

Dimension C   

Measure the thickness of the door, the door thickness should be approximately 1¾”. 

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Available Sizes:

24” x 8” (Glass size is 22” x 6”) Special Order

Available Sizes: 

24” x 12” (Glass size 22” x 10”) Special Order

Available Sizes: 

27” x 17-1/4” (Glass size 25” x 15-1/4”) Special Order 
24” x 17-1/4” (Glass size 22” x 15-1/4”) Stock 
23-5/16” x 18”   (Glass size 21-5/15" ”x 16”) Special Order 

Available Sizes:

22” x 66” (Glass size 20” x 64”)  
24” x 66” (Glass size 22” x 64”) 

Stock Clear, Clear with 15LT External Grids, Low-e, 15LT GBG, 15LT Low-e GBG, Blinds, and Low-e Blinds 

Available Sizes:

18” x 41-15/16” (Glass Size 15-1/2” x 39-3/8”) Special Order