Hi all
I am having some new external french doors fitted next week. We are keeping the original frame. I am trying to get some of the prep and decorating done before the new doors are fitted.
Whilst sanding and cleaning the frame I noticed that there is a gap beneath the step, between bottom of step and wall. See pics. The gaps means the step has a little movement.
I need to get this done ASAP. I have some postmix in the shed and wondered whether I would be able to use that?
One other thing.... Part of what looks like the damp course sheet is loose in the gap I propose to fill. If I do use the postmix, should I put it in under or over the damp course sheet?
Many thanks
Max
I am having some new external french doors fitted next week. We are keeping the original frame. I am trying to get some of the prep and decorating done before the new doors are fitted.
Whilst sanding and cleaning the frame I noticed that there is a gap beneath the step, between bottom of step and wall. See pics. The gaps means the step has a little movement.
I need to get this done ASAP. I have some postmix in the shed and wondered whether I would be able to use that?
One other thing.... Part of what looks like the damp course sheet is loose in the gap I propose to fill. If I do use the postmix, should I put it in under or over the damp course sheet?
Many thanks
Max