Howdy everyone. Our front door opening is 34 3/4 inches wide. We are trying to avoid ordering a custom sized door due to cost. With that said, we are looking at a 34 inch door and then I would shim the sides. Would that work? According to the installation instructions, shimming is recommended but their little chart shows it for sizes up to something like 34 3/8 or so. I have also included a picture of the depth, but I don't think we will have a problem with that.
Hi,
I have a bay window that the bottom seat has begun to rot on the outside.
The wood is rotted about 1/2- 3/4 way back. The vinyl wrap at the front has been loose causing water infiltration.
I'm pretty sure the windows uses cables for support. There is no bottom support. I it does not appear the bottom shelf provides any support.
Can the bottom shelf be removed and replaced (at least 1/2 way)
Is it better to remove from inside?
Thank you
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The window on the right has been fine with me, "why be normal". However the sash cord mechanism is broken. I'd rather finally replace the window to match the one on the left than fix it. I've read that window replacement should be done by a licensed bonded contractor and you need a warranty for parts and labor. I'm sure that's good advice for a bigger window project, but should I need something like that for this "simple" replacement?Read More
07-11-23, 08:55 AM
