On Mon, 12 Nov 2012 21:16:05 -0600, WW wrote
(in article ):



"James Harvey" wrote in message
thlink.net...

Hi All,

The bottom door pivot is angled outwards to get the front of the door close
to the trim at the bottom of the door when it's closed. Otherwise there will
be a large gap between the front of the door and the trim at the bottom.

It works fine as is, but it's quite visible and ugly. I can't straighten it
and move closer to the outside or I'll have to screw into the edge of the
drywall with the outer mounting hole. I can't use the floor mounting hole
because there is porcelain tile beneath it.

What can I do about this? Any help appreciated.

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I would use a nylon screw plug in the drywall and JB Weld epoxy under the
bracket to the tile. Let epoxy set over night before hanging the door. WW


That's a good idea. Thanks!