Looks like you got spammed 🙁 Something to keep in mind when adjusting any exterior door is to check that the weatherstripping still seals properly when you're done. When a door settles or shifts in use it may be worn away already so I check that from the start and point out to the owner any problems, both so that I don't get blamed for it and to (hopefully) sell a weatherstripping job if they need it. If you prefer to not fool with it, have business cards from someone you know who is good with it and recommend them. Doesn't hurt to clean the glass too 😉 Completeness is the mark of a real Pro 😎
It was probably catching on the threshold before adjustment. I thought the door closed nicely at the end, closer speed looked okay. How would you have done this repair differently? I'm genuinely asking because I like to keep an open mind so that I can provide customers with the best quality repair.
Nice! Thanks for the tip Wayne!
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Great video. I have never seen spacer rings for doors like that. Is it a after market thing or something you would make your self.
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Looks like you got spammed 🙁 Something to keep in mind when adjusting any exterior door is to check that the weatherstripping still seals properly when you're done. When a door settles or shifts in use it may be worn away already so I check that from the start and point out to the owner any problems, both so that I don't get blamed for it and to (hopefully) sell a weatherstripping job if they need it. If you prefer to not fool with it, have business cards from someone you know who is good with it and recommend them. Doesn't hurt to clean the glass too 😉 Completeness is the mark of a real Pro 😎
Thanks
So allowing the door to slam is the answer??
It was probably catching on the threshold before adjustment. I thought the door closed nicely at the end, closer speed looked okay. How would you have done this repair differently? I'm genuinely asking because I like to keep an open mind so that I can provide customers with the best quality repair.
Door was not aligned with the strike pin at the top. To low