Hi I bought my mum a Antique Pine Effect Double Skin Door from argos, the insturctions are ***** I am confused on the last bit, it tells you to screw the side of the door but it dont tell you in the middle of the rubber or the actually wood. It didnt even tell you that you need a saw and drill etc.... Argos instructions are crap....

I dont want to drill holes into the wood on the doora side frame than i find out it should of been though the rubber....

Both ways would work fine BUT I like to do a proper job so anyone who has done this please post


Checkout the pic below. Thanks

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Instructions are confusing

Looks like there should be some pilot holes ready drilled for you to screw into..

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Difficult to see how this goes from the picture. I would think that the wood face would be used rather than the hinged rubber sections. From what I can see, one slat is fixed to the frame but this would all depend on where the track is. Sorry I just cannot be precise from the info given.

DWD

you do realise the dotted lines point the screws to the extreme left hand side off the door and not to a panel join
those doors are plastic arn't they they
if so will sound like the door is open all the time

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None of the pieces has pilot holes even though the instructions shows pillot holes.

I had to make my own holes.

Here are more pics and thanks for your advice... I gambled with it and made some holes, I hope I aint done it wrong. Here is the new update pictures:

Imageshack US should be shot at dawn. I have attached your images to the thread. It really isn't difficult.
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As you can see much clearer now, please tell me what you see and if theres a problem etc...

I think that looks right to me. These instruction sheets can be very confusing.

DWD

Thanks :)

Something you buy from China, even there instructions that are in english are more detailed then the argos instructions lol

some foreign instructions translated to english are funny like

I once had a circuit tester with instructions informing the user that the device was "...so easy to use even a child or a woman can use it"

Classic.

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