Most octagonal window panes have a metal surround which is nailed to the outside of the wooden frame. Once you have chosen your preferred glass materials, the task now is to remove the old glass from your window. This is cheaper than ordinary glass, and will prevent air from touching the cold pane, saving you money on your heating. What you decide to fill in your octagon window with depends upon its current state, If you are finding that the glass is simply unable to bear cold conditions, for example it becomes frosted in winter and collects condensation on the inside, even after you have caulked the frame, then you should consider a double-pane of Plexiglas. Follow a few simple rules to replacing the glass in your octagon window, and you can get the job done quickly and easily. Replacing the window itself can be more time consuming, but rather than leave it to an experienced handyman or glazier, you should at least attempt to do this job yourself, and save some money while doing it.
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