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I asked about this last week but didn't get help. I live in FL where
hurricanes are a threat. We have double doors at the front entrance and there are only a few inches of wall space on either side of the doors. We need a way to reinforce the doors in case of high wind but we also need to be able to open them in a hurry in case of emergency. We would like to put a 2 x 4 across the door. Thought perhaps attaching a hinge o the 2 x 4, then finding something to put on the door trim that could be slid through the holes in the hinge and screwed on. Any ideas? Would appreciate help. I've looked and can't come up with anything. One thing -- in the security section. There is a metal pole with a slightly rounded top that is placed under the door knob and keeps intruders from pushing the door in. Would those be effective in strong wind? They look very strong. Thanks. |
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