I'm planning on replacing the 2x4s on my shed doors as the current ones are in rough shape. In this picture, you can kinda see the right vertical 2x4 on the left door is really bad...the top and bottom of it have rotted. The others aren't too bad but they are all showing signs of splitting which can't really be seen in this picture (wish pictures could be larger here). [ATTACH]64022[/ATTACH] Also, the doors don't quite shut right. It appears they aren't lined up properly and I think it might be because of these piano hinges: [ATTACH]64023[/ATTACH] They're nailed it and it looks like where they're nailed in is flattened out more than where they aren't nailed in. And in some spots it also seems like the hinge isn't quite flush against the 2x4 it's nailed to. So my idea is to of course get some new 2x4s cut to the appropriate sizes, paint them to match as closely as possible to the original color, and screw them onto the door. Currently they're just nailed in. Then I'm thinking of getting some strap hinges that screw onto the exterior of the doors. I did find that the door panels themselves are slightly different sizes...there's about an inch size variance between the two. Not sure if I actually need to do anything about that.... Any advice before I tackle this project?

Hi all ! I want to make an automatic window for a greenhouse. The window will be triangular and it should be implement in the structure of the greenhouse. My greenhouse has round bars with a diameter of 34 mm. Does anyone has an idea of what is the best way to design and make the window, so my greenhouse will be waterproofed when the window is closed ? I thank you in advance! With regards, Arne Speckstadt