Q. I have an old wooden front door with sidelights. The door is in bad shape and leaky, but the sidelights are fine. Is it possible to replace just the door and not the sidelights to save money? A.

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Dear Pat: I have an old wooden front door withsidelights. The door is in bad shape and leaky, but the sidelightsare fine. Is it possible to replace just the door and not thesidelights to save money? — ...

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Dear Pat: I have an old wooden front door with sidelights. The door is in bad shape and leaky, but the sidelights are fine. Is it possible to replace just the door and not the sidelights to save money ...