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Patio Door wooden sill replacement
Hello again uk.diy,
The second of my "things to sort out this year" is the rotten sill underneath the patio doors. I was planning removing any screws along the bottom edge of the frame and then simply ripping the remains of it out and inserting a new one, having cut it to size and painted/treated it first of course. My question is, although the doors and frame are supported by 4 screws up each side and presumably a few along the top, will they be sufficient to hold the doors and frame in place whilst I remove the old sill and refit a new one? I don't really want the whole thing to drop. Is it advisable to wedge another bit of wood into the gap to take the weight? General advice requested please. Photos: 1. Rotten sill: http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/x...9-DSC_0047.jpg 2. Entire doors: http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/x...9-DSC_0048.jpg 3. Side view showing 4 x screws: http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/x...9-DSC_0049.jpg Thanks and regards. Jon |
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