Materials list: Safety Glasses, Gloves, 2 four inch putty knives, phillips head screwdriver, replacement rollers, and two sturdy saw horses. For this project you’ll need assistance, and it will take two people about 20-30 minutes to finish.
How to Adjust the Lock and Handle on a Milgard Sliding Glass Door
In this instructional video, you’re shown how to adjust the handle and lock on your Milgard sliding glass door. You should have a basic understanding of simple hand tools to undertake this project. Remember to wear eye protection and keep pets and small children out of the area when performing this process.
The tools required for this project include:
- Putty knife
- Phillips screwdriver
- Safety glasses
- Gloves
Sliding Glass Door Roller Adjustment
In this instructional video you’re shown how to adjust your sliding glass doors rollers to ensure smooth operation and maintain weather tightness. You should have a basic understanding of simple hand tools to undertake this project. Remember to wear eye protection and keep pets and small children out of the area when performing this process.
The tools required for this project include:
- phillips screwdriver
- putty knife
- safety glasses
- gloves
Replacing the Lock Snib on a Milgard Sliding Glass Door
In this instructional video from Milgard you’ll be shown how to replace the lock snib on your sliding glass door which is the mechanism used to engage the lock. You should have a basic understanding of simple hand tools to undertake this project. Remember to wear eye protection and keep pets and small children out of the area when performing this process.
The tools required for this project are:
- Phillips screwdriver
- Safety glasses
- Gloves
Removing and Replacing a Milgard Sliding Glass Door Screen
In this step by step video you’re shown how to properly remove your Milgard Sliding Glass Door Screen. Then you’re shown instructions for how to re-install the screen on a sliding glass door. You should have a basic understanding of simple hand tools to undertake this project. Remember to wear eye protection and keep pets and small children out of the area when performing this process.
The tools needed for this project include:
- Phillips screwdriver
- Putty knife
- Safety glasses
- Gloves
