Wood Door Liner/Frame

IanNE · 2 Apr 2013

I've had some door liners fitted within stud walls..

Problem being, one thats fitted is ok, but at the bottom the upright section must be slightly warped as it's not straight on the edge architrave would be fixed too, within 3-4mm for the bottom 200mm of the door...

Will this cause any problems?

Also one of the doors the top section is not perfectly level and runs out by about 10mm from one end to the other, will this cause problems and am I better off getting them refitted ?

Harbourwoodwork · 2 Apr 2013

They need to come out, who put them in ?how much was it? have you paid yet?

gregers · 2 Apr 2013

cant add any more,but plz post some pics

stevesey · 2 Apr 2013

IanNE said:
Also one of the doors the top section is not perfectly level and runs out by about 10mm from one end to the other.

You won't find many railway inclines that steep!

Harbourwoodwork · 2 Apr 2013

Crazy ,Its really difficult to get door work of cold callers,Looking for a price,The nutters are so cheap, but it all end's in tears,

gregers · 2 Apr 2013

buy cheap pay thrice.

IanNE · 4 Apr 2013

Its been plastered now, what if I carefully cut the plaster around the frame with a stanley knife to separate. Then unscrew it, as the header doesn't have much room to level against the top stud, so maybe I could cut a little off the bottom of the frame to give me enough play to level correctly... I know I shouldn't have to, I'll get a photo later as I'm away till next week..

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