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Hi folks,
Could you please provide some assistance on a UPVC door that has a strong draught due to not being correctly aligned.
It is not standing straight, so when closed it has quite a large gap to the floor on the side where it closes, so large that I can stick my finger through and push the bottom rubber out to feel the cold outside (I have since attempted to try and keep out the draught with draught excluder tape).
It also catches further up, again from not being straight.
I have no experience with these doors so am unsure where to start. I have watched videos on UPVC adjustments, but I am unsure with this door if it has those caps that can be pushed off the highest to get to screws which can be adjusted. Also given it is height as well as alignment which I believe needs to happen to fix the gap at the bottom, I assume the task is more complicated. Any help appreciated, thanks. Pictures attached.
Could you please provide some assistance on a UPVC door that has a strong draught due to not being correctly aligned.
It is not standing straight, so when closed it has quite a large gap to the floor on the side where it closes, so large that I can stick my finger through and push the bottom rubber out to feel the cold outside (I have since attempted to try and keep out the draught with draught excluder tape).
It also catches further up, again from not being straight.
I have no experience with these doors so am unsure where to start. I have watched videos on UPVC adjustments, but I am unsure with this door if it has those caps that can be pushed off the highest to get to screws which can be adjusted. Also given it is height as well as alignment which I believe needs to happen to fix the gap at the bottom, I assume the task is more complicated. Any help appreciated, thanks. Pictures attached.
