Can anyone tell me the best place to get a pane of glass fitted to an aluminium framed door?

Thank you, where is it?

I keep seeing posts mentioning Sol D'ebre but have never been ther. Where exactly is it? Do they have a website?

Thanks guys,
John.

Bigyin wrote on Jul 21^st, 2012 at 12:53am:



I should have thought of that before posting! Found it now. Thanks for the tip.

     
 

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Sorry for the sarcasm John.  Couldn't resist it. 
If you plan to visit (and it's well worth it) there are "no entry" signs on the main gate (?).  Ignore these.  If you park at the front and go in the front door, you'll pass the office and enter what is effectively a small supermarket.  It's been improved and expanded of late.  It now has a meat counter (manned) and a lot of food and cleaning products etc. a lot of which you won't see in the main sheds (Caprabo et al).  When you've finished there, drive down the left hand side of the big sheds (they contain processing plant for olives, oranges etc.) and swing right at the end of the last shed.  There's another big shed on the left.
In here you'll find all the agricultural stuff such as feeds, fertilisers etc.  There are some very helpful and knowledgeable staff that service that area.  At the far end is the counter and an area selling all kinds of tools, seeds, pots etc.  You can even buy different varieties of ganga seeds if that's your bag.  It's a real Alladin's cave.

BY....If you click on the map you can close right in for a street by street map also photos for a street view its all there The secret lies in the soil 

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=l&hl=ca&geocode=&view=map&time=&date=&ttype=&q=Alu...

I am sure John has had his windows fitted by this time however I do not know the area in relation to the link, The slider bar on the left brings up the location for the street map and the street view I know what you are saying the "A" for location appears to point at a paving stone. All I would think is that the shop is through onto that trading estate behind the trees but google in its wisdom did not go into there and show the buildings.

I use windows 7 so I right click on the pic and click on "View the picture" which takes out all the rubbish which is normally around the pic then when the said pic is on the screen on its own I "save picture as" and normally put some quip that I think is funny but most do not and save the pic in my docs.Later when I wish to attach it to one of my witty know all comments  I click on browse  on the forum page and download the offending pic from my docs.It then appears hereon  This is probably not what you wanted to know but I can not assist further BY.