How to Fix a Door Rubbing the Floor
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this video I’m going to show you how to fix a door rubbing the floor. After watching this video you will know how and have the confidence to fix your rubbing door once and for all the right way.
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*DISCLAIMER: The above links are Amazon affiliate links. This costs you absolutely nothing, but pays me a small commission and helps me continue to create this FREE content.
I appreciate the crisp and concise presentation. Thanks for the great video!
Thank you sir! I appreciate you watching and leaving feedback. Have a great weekend!
Made this very simple that anyone can do. Well done, and nice tips marking both side of the door and also taping for the cut
Thank you, I appreciate it. You’re a content creator as well and as you know it takes a lot more time when making it super easy to follow along with all the details and voiceover, but if it helps others it’s well worth it. 👍
@@inspiringbuilds Agreed, one of the best things about making content is reading the comments of those people who really needed your help! Keep up the great work🤙🏼🤙🏼
@@FixItFrench Will do and thank you, you too!
If you dont need excessive adjustment, just shim the lower door hinge.
WHERE to add the shims makes a huge difference.
1) on the bottom hinge, obviously
2) Door scrapes floor
a) ...within first 45 degrees of opening swing
i) shim between hinge and door
b) ...beyond 45 degrees of opening swing
ii) shim between hinge and jamb (framing that hinge is mounted to)
@@kurtreber9813 Good tips, thanks for sharing with others and watching.
Nice video! Thanks for the tip on using a long nail to remove the pins on the door hinges & using painters tape to protect the door when trimming it. 👍
Thank you!
great technique for cutting straight lines and minimizing dust and damage to the project. I am going to order a pair of those clamps you recommended as well! thanks as always for the awesome DIY Dan! keep 'em coming! 👍🏼!!!
Thank you, you won’t regret it. Lol it’s like Frank’s red hot sauce….I put that S… on everything. You will find countless uses for it and it makes a lot of jobs easy to do solo. You’re getting closer and will be at 1k so soon. 👍
@@inspiringbuilds lol - thanks man! appreciate all your support.
I have a door that does this, thank you for the tips!
You’re welcome and I appreciate you watching! 👍
Very nice Dan, definitely have some doors. This could be used on. Thank you for helping!
Thank you, happy to help!
WHERE to add the shims makes a huge difference.
1) on the bottom hinge, obviously
2) Door scrapes floor
a) ...within first 45 degrees of opening swing
i) shim between hinge and door
b) ...beyond 45 degrees of opening swing
ii) shim between hinge and jamb (framing that hinge is mounted to)
Simple but smart techniques. I have to deal with a couple of doors that stick on the jamb side even after grinding down and bending hinges. Complete pain. LOL.
Thank you! I agree doors can be a pain. Lol they’re one of my least favorite to work on and some how I have multiple door home repair videos.
Did you try shimming the lower hinge?
WHERE to add the shims makes a huge difference.
1) on the bottom hinge, obviously
2) Door scrapes floor
a) ...within first 45 degrees of opening swing
i) shim between hinge and door
b) ...beyond 45 degrees of opening swing
ii) shim between hinge and jamb (framing that hinge is mounted to)
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I have this problem with the kids room. The only problem is we rent and therefore do not want to have to purchase all the stuff used in the video. May have to find a different solution. Sadly.
Another solution that is a bit more manual is to just use sandpaper or a hand planer to remove the material from the end that is rubbing. Does that help?
Try shimming the lower hinge.
WHERE to add the shims makes a huge difference.
1) on the bottom hinge, obviously
2) Door scrapes floor
a) ...within first 45 degrees of opening swing
i) shim between hinge and door
b) ...beyond 45 degrees of opening swing
ii) shim between hinge and jamb (framing that hinge is mounted to)