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Hi,
Just looking for a few words of wisdom installed a new threshold in place of the broken one seen he http://i.math.drexel.edu/~pg/thresh.jpg (Contractor dissappeared on me with the job half done, can't find a replacement.) I know that the threshold needs to be a little above the tiles. But that's about all I know. Beyond that is it just a matter of mixing cement and creating a bed of cement underneath it of just the right height and putting the threshold on top of it and letting it set? I would appreciate any advice and/or useful links! Many thanks in advance! Aaron Fude |
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