11:22AM | 11/01/01 Member Since: 10/24/01 10 lifetime posts I
live in an old home which has stained glass (leaded?) side/top
lights around the front and rear door. I can feel the cold air
already radiating through, and I want to try to insulate them
somehow. The stained glass is recessed in about 4" of wood
looking from the outside. I was thinking of getting a piece of
glass cut and sandwiching it between some wood moulding around
the perimeter on top of the stained glass. Does anyone have any
tips on how this should be done and if it works well?  1. What
type of glass should I use? 2. I plan to seal the new glass with
caulk, but will I still get condensation between the panes? 2.
Should I instead consider getting a custom fixed storm window
made?   04:48AM | 11/02/01 Member Since: 03/13/00 1678 lifetime
posts I don't know all the answers, but I can tell you that if
you look at storm windows, they have tiny weep holes so that
they're not 100% airtight. I believe that's how you prevent
condensation between the