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sealing a new shop entry door
I am installing a new entry door for my shop and the floor is a concrete
slab. What sort of caulk or sealing method would be best to seal between the door sill and the concrete floor? One fellow I met mentioned some sort of asphalt based sealant. Another person mentioned putting a 1/2 inch of pressure treated lumber between the door sill and the concrete floor. I am not concerned about clearances for carpeting as this is for a workshop. I just don't want air or water seeping in under the sill. What is the best way to deal with something like this? Thanks Pierce |
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