We have an older shed which has a simple fiberglass door. The door had rested on a wooden sill.
We recently poured a 4" concrete door and the door will now rest on the concrete.
Of course, the door will no longer close completely. We now having a 2 to 3" front to back gap between the top of the door and the wall.
And of course, they poured the lower end of the track under the concrete
I gotta feeling we're going to completely re-install the door track.
Or is there another solution available? Some kind of extension?
TIA
Ross
We recently poured a 4" concrete door and the door will now rest on the concrete.
Of course, the door will no longer close completely. We now having a 2 to 3" front to back gap between the top of the door and the wall.
And of course, they poured the lower end of the track under the concrete
I gotta feeling we're going to completely re-install the door track.
Or is there another solution available? Some kind of extension?
TIA
Ross
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