I'm restoring an old house and one of the problems I'm facing is a couple of doors that have become out of square. Over the years gravity has pulled down the non-hinged side as much as an inch or more leaving a gap at the top of the frame and dragging the threshold at the bottom. What's worse is the doors feature a large window about 27" x 38" and to cut the glass to fit the opening I have to cut a parallelogram instead of a rectangle. My question is this: are there any tricks to realigning such sagging doors. Do I just pound it back to square with a mallet and then reglue?

Hi, I presently have a pantry located behind bi-fold doors but I need to replace the shelving. (I have torn out the old ones put in by the prior owner as they were hitting the doors) The perfect shelf depth would be 10-11 inches as this would allow the bi-fold doors to close properly without hitting the shelf edge. Is there a place where I can find white laminated shelves with this depth. Wire racks come in a standard depth of 12 inches as does everything else. I am unable to find anything close to the required depth. Any suggestions?? I don't have the equipment to cut them to size.