How to Fix a Drooping Door - Fix a Sagging Door or Gate!
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2020
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Does your shed door droop? Does your workshop door sag? Wont your garage door open or close properly? Use an Anti sag gate kit to fix it.
Door sag thanks to time and gravity, their hinges letting out a little and the boards shrinking. This makes them difficult to open. Locks and bolts don't align properly.
In this video I show you how to fix a sagging door or gate!
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Im great at a lot of things but building a shed is not one of them. Your video helped me a lot. Thanks.
Excellent! Excellent! Thank you for showing this. I was about to cut some board off the bottom section...oh boy.
Nice video, thank you. I just don't get the concept of squeezing the door on itself actually lifts the door up? What am I missing here? I have a double door sag on a garage and the doors have to be at least 100 lbs. each. I'm at wits end on how to approach this fix.
The door wasn't lifted up, only the non-hinge corners were lifted up - because they were sagging lower than hinge corners. Essentially the door had its original, rectangular shape restored. To prevent sag, you have to install diagonal bracing when building the door, but seems this door didn't have any or it failed somehow.
Great job
Thank you!
Love the video. Just a suggestion though, It would have been nice if you could have shown the product SKU or put a link to the product page. Also, what is that tool you used to notch out the wood with called.
Dunno if you ever found out. It called a multi-tool.
I'm assuming that if I had to lower the top instead of raise it, I would put the top bracket on the outside corner and the bottom bracket on the inside corner. Would that be correct. It's a two door shed. The right door needs to be raised and the left door needs to be lowered. Thanks for the helpful video.
should work in theory
I cant understand how the heck that works....isn't it effecting the hinges...?
i'm guessing moisture & water caused the door to warp over the years and this string flexes the door back into place
No. Hinges are what hold the entire weight of a door. Doors that are not laminated together will slowly sag down from gravity but the solid piece the hinge is attached to will not sag. So you put a bracket at the top on that section that has not sagged and one at the opposite bottom corner where it has sagged the most. Then tighten, the hinge side won't move only the free side will, there by lifting the door back into square.
I did it too. This is what I used Woodglut designs for