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 04-30-2004, 21:54 Post: 84828
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I have installed many doors (interior) but have only one under my belt on the exterior (on cement).
I dont know if I even done that right although I have not had any problems at all with it. I am now putting in a door on the exterior of my moms attatched garage. (So this one needs to be perfect or she will never let me live it down, she is full blooded Italian.)
The door I bought has all the moldings and frame a complete unit. On the bottom it has a metalstep covering a man made material bottom plate. My question is when I place this door on the cement the metel covering on the bottom seems to ride up a bit and it a little flexible, not much but enough to make me ask you all if there is anything I should think about putting under the bottom to alieviate this?
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Yes I do, 1/2 Italian and 1/2 Polish! That should explain alot!!!
I am going to caulk the gap under the kick plate heavily this should take up some of the gap and creat a less spongy feel if stepped on. The front edge of the kick plate sits flat, I just dont like how spongy the middle feels. Thanks for you response!






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I am assuming you are using the low expansion foam? Great idea (paint sticks) I learned the hard way the first time I used the stuff and right afterwards I told my self," what a dumb %^%". I am replaceing a door at my cabin this summer since it seems to have bent/warped even though it is new and a steel insulated one. I developed a major air leak that the door cant over come with the magnets. I wound up taping the door with duct tape last winter when I was not there. This door has a large window in it and I never liked it for the cabin (too easy to bust almost tempting to gain entry)
Thanks for your suggestions, all of you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!






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