"Wayne Boatwright" wrote in message
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On Sun 27 Jan 2008 12:23:47p, Robert Allison told us...

latchset (which is what holds the door in its closed position) with the


You are probably right. However, at this point I can't afford to have
someone adjust the locks and plates, and it's really beyond my capability.

I'm hoping to find a weatherstripping replacement that will do the job.

Thanks for taking the time to reply withh details.

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Wayne Boatwright

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If it is wooden, be sure the door is well sealed against moisture on all 6
sides or it will expand, contract, and warp with changes in the weather. The
door frame also needs to be well sealed. Once the door and frame are stable,
new weatherstripping will stay tight for a long time. Do not install it so
tightly that it causes problems with the door closing.

Don Young