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`toothed return' for door fixing?
Hi all,
I am building an extension, and am pondering how to fix the door into the door opening. Its a 300mm cavity wall, with a 90mm deep door frame recessed by 50mm to match the doors on the rest of the house. A quick diagram is he http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/dwtown...816 855730002 The manufacturers of the door say that I must put frame fixings through the thinnest part of the frame, but that would be too close to the inner edge of the blockwork to be sensible. I seem to recall coming across a photo of something I think was called a `toothed return'. Rather than putting a full height return off the leaf into the cavity, just a few blocks are returned where the frame is to be fixed: http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/dwtown...13816586655810 Is this a sensible thing to do though? I can't remember where I saw the photo, and whether there were any things to beware of if doing it, so any advice or alternative suggestions would be welcome. It might not even be called a toothed return, which may be why I can't find anything about it again now. thanks, dan. |
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`toothed return' for door fixing?
Hi Dan
Can you check your emails ... I've emailed you direct Ash (Neil) |
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Hi Dan Can you check your emails ... I've emailed you direct Ash (Neil) Ash, Unless the conversation is private and off-topic, perhaps any reply relevant to the post would better be posted within the group rather than e-mail, so that others in a similar situation could also take advantage of how you managed to overcome the problem - it would also leave a 'history' that others could search for and avoid the re-writing of the answer many times. Also, when replying to a post, it would be far easier to leave some of the original content in so that there is a 'flow' of easily read information so that the replies make sense - particularly if the thread is a long one - and that avoids having to 'jump' back-and-fore between posts to find out what is happening. Sorry to be a little pedantic about this Cash |
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On 13 Nov, 02:49, "Cash"
wrote: Ash wrote: Hi Dan Can you check your emails ... I've emailed you direct Ash (Neil) Ash, Unless the conversation is private and off-topic, perhaps any reply relevant to the post would better be posted within the group rather than e-mail, so that others in a similar situation could also take advantage of how you managed to overcome the problem. Neil kindly pointed out a problem with the URLs that I supplied, that I have now corrected. Nothing to do with the query that I was asking about. regards, dan. |
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On 12 Nov, 20:29, dent wrote:
I seem to recall coming across a photo of something I think was called a `toothed return'. This is nature's way of giving you an excuse to buy one of those Arbortech saws... |
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`toothed return' for door fixing?
"dent" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am building an extension, and am pondering how to fix the door into the door opening. Its a 300mm cavity wall, with a 90mm deep door frame recessed by 50mm to match the doors on the rest of the house. A quick diagram is he Could you build the frame in as you go? Then you could use these: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/31633/...ies-Pack-of-25 Screw end goes into the frame,and the other end is sandwiched into a mortar joint. No unsightly screw holes on the visible faces of the frame. mark |
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On 13 Nov, 11:53, "mark" wrote:
"dent" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am building an extension, and am pondering how to fix the door into the door opening. Its a 300mm cavity wall, with a 90mm deep door frame recessed by 50mm to match the doors on the rest of the house. A quick diagram is he Could you build the frame in as you go? Then you could use these: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/31633/...ies-Pack-of-25 Screw end goes into the frame,and the other end is sandwiched into a mortar joint. No unsightly screw holes on the visible faces of the frame. mark Thanks, Mark. I hadn't come across those before, and that looks like an easy solution. dan. |
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