We have a large garden shed, it's a substantial timber framed thing and one end has a glazed door in the middle and glazed panels either side, all mounted on top of a hardwood threshold/step that's actually part of the structure. i.e. the whole end wall structure seems to have been built on top of this slab of wood and then put into place when the shed was built, so cutting it out from under isn't really an option.
The wood has rotted along part of its length. I've removed the soft material, applied wood hardener, and will put epoxy filler in to fill the hole, but I'd like to try and weatherproof to prevent further damage.
Would it be possible to use something like a lead flashing formed over the step?
The wood has rotted along part of its length. I've removed the soft material, applied wood hardener, and will put epoxy filler in to fill the hole, but I'd like to try and weatherproof to prevent further damage.
Would it be possible to use something like a lead flashing formed over the step?