Article: Does it have to be a real pane to get my windows demisted? TRICKS of the TRADE.(Features)

Article: When windows are a real pane; DIY donny: Give them ...
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  April 19, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Donny Sheridan Old wooden windows can be a real pane when they start to rot, leading to heat-loss and draught problems. Most people tend to replace them with modern Upvc windows ...

Article: A real pane.(News)
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  March 23, 2005 ;     280 words ...POLICE in Birmingham had to seal off part of a main city-centre commuter route for nearly an hour-and-a-half as they replaced a broken window at their force headquarters. The tenth floor window in the Lloyd House headquarters of West Midlands Police, looking out onto Snow Hill station over

Article: A REAL `PANE'
Evansville Courier & Press;  July 4, 2003 ;     200 words ...Caption text only.

Article: A real pane in the glass.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  December 6, 1996 ;     260 words ...Vandal Thomas Saunders wrecked 33 windows worth pounds 1400. Saunders, 16, of Avonbridge, near Falkirk, admitted vandalism at a local school and church. Sentence was deferred at Falkirk Sheriff Court.

Article: A REAL PANE IN THE NECK.(News)
Wales On Sunday (Cardiff, Wales);  May 11, 2008 ;     665 words ...Byline: ferret RUTH and Martin Thorne were delighted to finally move into their new home. They had spent the past few months living out of suitcases staying with friends and family while they waited for the sale to go through. The new house in Gorseinon, Swansea, needed a bit of work doing on it.

Article: Golf balls a real 'pane' for family
Mount Prospect Times (IL);  October 25, 2007 ;     323 words ...Thirteen years of good luck appears to have ended in the 1200 block of West Lincoln Street. A house that faces the eighth hole of the Mount Prospect Golf Club suffered only one shattered window in the family's first 13 years there, but has had three so far in 2007. The family was home at about 4:20

Article: Bubble trouble a real pane
Evening News - Scotland;  June 11, 2003 ;     405 words ...A FRESH farce has emerged over the Scottish Parliament building after contractors admitted its controversial "think bubble" windows do not fit. They had to confess the blunder to MSPs during the showdown over the spiralling costs of the Holyrood complex. Controversy has dogged the windows,