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Hi,
What you are seeing here http://i.math.drexel.edu/~pg/step.jpg is the entrance into my hose from my porch. What you see is a concrete step, then a wooden threshold about 2" high, and then the hardwood floor is the same level as the top of the concrete step. What is the purpose of the threshold? (My initial idea was for water protection, but then I realized that the porch is several feet above the ground and the concrete step is almost a foot tall, so that can't be it. Could it be that the door was the wrong height when it was originally bought?) Thanks! Aaron Fude |
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