Hello.
Recently purchased front door that was installed a few weeks ago.
Now that the cold has arrived, I noticed there is a small gap/hole in the lower right corner of the door, which of course allows cold air to seep in.
I just checked and the frame is plumb.
Anyone have suggestions on how I can fix this?
Recently purchased front door that was installed a few weeks ago.
Now that the cold has arrived, I noticed there is a small gap/hole in the lower right corner of the door, which of course allows cold air to seep in.
I just checked and the frame is plumb.
Anyone have suggestions on how I can fix this?
Is the rubber seal where it should be? Compare with the other corners.
Do you think it looks tense around the corner, or isn't it the rubber strip you see in the picture?
You probably need to adjust the hinges.NicklasP said:
Hello.
Newly purchased front door that was installed a few weeks ago.
Now that the cold has come, I noticed that there is a small gap/hole in the lower right corner by the door, which of course allows cold air to draft in there.
Just checked and the frame is plumb.
Anyone have suggestions on how I can fix this?
Never experienced that the hinges need adjusting if everything is aligned on a new door. If the gap around is the same everywhere, it should be another problem.
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contact the seller and they can give their opinion,
The fact that you haven't experienced it isn't really relevant, is it?B larry78 said:
Obviously, that's the case here. If the frame is straight, then the door is probably crooked.
