# How to Remove Anderson Sliding Patio Doors
Anderson sliding glass doors provide your home with plenty of natural light, while freeing up space in your home, as the doors glide straight on a track and don't open outwards, as hinged doors do. Sliding glass doors are twice as wide as a standard door, which is also beneficial if you're in a situation where you need to move a large piece of furniture in and out of your home, as you can remove the doors if needed.
Things You'll Need
- Screwdriver
Instructions
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Close the operating panel -- the part of the door that slides -- and lock it.
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Unscrew and remove the head stop. This is the piece along the top of the doorframe that keeps the door in place.
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Unlock the door and open it partway.
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Lean the top part of the door towards you and lift it out of the sill track along the bottom of the doorway.
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Remove the screws from the stationary sill filler. This is located on the bottom track along the wall frame to which the stationary panel is adjacent.
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Unscrew the head bracket and remove it. This is located in the top corner of the stationary panel.
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Move the stationary panel past the center of the doorframe and lift it out of the frame by the bottom.
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