Spot the mistake

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Re: Spot the mistake

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The foam is the wrong colour!
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Gadget wrote:Can't be 100% sure, but I think that one is internally beaded anyway, so was meant to be fitted like that.
Bead is on the outside from what I recall.
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its outward opening door the beads look to be on the inside - the hinges maybe the wrong type tho

Our porch door is outward opening as there wasn't enough clearance to have it opening inwards (also gives you move space to move)
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Nos wrote:The foam is the wrong colour!
What colour should it be?.. :lol:
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Surely having the hinges externally must create a security issue?
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Argyll wrote:Surely having the hinges externally must create a security issue?

It should have pins on the hinge side tbh with that amount of glass - that would go in first
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Apart from looking like they have thrown a can of foam at it the sill also doesent over hang for the drip


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Yes the brackets at the top.. how are you going to cover them.. or why are they they[emoji85]

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ryanedgar72 wrote:Yes the brackets at the top.. how are you going to cover them.. or why are they they[emoji85]

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Presumably because they didn’t want to chop out the plaster board reveals and make more of a mess . Maybe they couldn’t fix through the frame because it landed in the cavity . I thought that about the straps - must be getting rendered .


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D4np wrote:
ryanedgar72 wrote:Yes the brackets at the top.. how are you going to cover them.. or why are they they[emoji85]

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Presumably because they didn’t want to chop out the plaster board reveals and make more of a mess . Maybe they couldn’t fix through the frame because it landed in the cavity . I thought that about the straps - must be getting rendered .


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Maybe those brackets are doing a different job.. because why would you need 4 on top of the frame.. screw fixings on the sides should be enough..

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Re: Spot the mistake

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Never seen one fitted like this before, but there's always a first. :wtf:
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