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So I'm trying to remove the beading of the glazing on my new rear UPVC door, because it's currently glass, and I want to change it for a UPVC panel with a cat flap (so when we go to sell the house, I can swap out the cat flap panel for the glazing again) From how-tos online it looks like it...

Yeah, I was thinking about creating some plywood contraption, though there don't appear to be any capping screws that I can see.. unless they're under the leading? Sorry if I'm missing something stupid, I've not played around with a conservatory before and I'm not really sure what's holding it...

So, I'd like to sand/repaint my fascias / soffits. The front of the house doesn't seem so bad - I just need a ladder to get to it, but the back of the house is a different story. The soffits are above a lean-to conservatory that's against my neighbour's house on one side, and the other...

Thanks for the replies. To answer the questions: Does the door catch on the bottom edge when opening/closing? - No With the door open, does lifting it from the bottom outer corner (on the side where the handle is) cause any movement in the door? - Vertically there's perhaps half a mil movement...

Long story short, a few years back a bought a house from somebody that apparently botched everything. I've finally made it around to looking at the conservatory door, which is.. interesting. I don't really see any adjustment on the hinges, but there's a visible gap to the outside if you look at...

External view of bottom hinge

External view of middle hinge

External view of top hinge

Gap - top right, far side from hinge

The middle hinge is packed to the width of two washers.

The bottom hinge is packed to the width of four washers.

It's a terrible door.