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#1495 - 11/19/05 09:55 AM Door Question
Anonymous Anonymous Unregistered	We live in a house that is 6 years old. We have a 6 - 0 door going from our bedroom to the outside (a future deck site w/ hottub). I'm not certain what type of door this is - I think it's called a "patio door" because as you open the door from the outside it swings inward, to the right and is hinged in the center - it latches at the frame. The wood between the stationary "door" and the door that opens is rotted at the bottom. Can I repair this? How is it done? I can send pictures if it would help.
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#1496 - 11/21/05 01:39 AM Re: Door Question
RemodelingGuy RemodelingGuy Super Do It Yourselfer Registered: 03/02/01 Posts: 914 Loc: Houston, Texas	you can add pictures here. ------------------ Jimmy McDonald http://www.StartRemodeling.com Jimmy@StartRemodeling.com http://www.ToxicMoldUSA.com McMoldMan@ToxicMoldUSA.com Jimmy McDonald ( RemodelingGuy) specifically assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information or process disclosed. The above further expressly advises that any use of or reliance upon the information and or opinion disclosed is at your risk . _________________________ Jimmy McDonald http://www.StartRemodeling.com Jimmy@StartRemodeling.com http://www.ToxicMoldUSA.com McMoldMan@ToxicMoldUSA.com Jimmy McDonald ( RemodelingGuy) specifically assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information or process disclosed. The above further expressly advises that any use of or reliance upon the information and or opinion disclosed is at your risk .
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