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Something to think about for the week... Before anyone notices, yes indeed it should have been recessed but the opening was/is rather and my priority was to have the door open out (and of the way) as much as poss. Hence the headframe was sacrificed by not being recessed enough.

Just need to figure a way to seal it and make it 0 risk of leaks. The builder (weekend builder with city and guilds under his belt, but generally part time in the trade... also known as my brother in law) did explain how it could be done. But I'm guessing there's a better way which someone here might kindly point out.

Hopefully won't need to open a seperate thread to get more attention on the matter...
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It's either flush or proud by a mm or two...
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Sorry for being so needy... and bodgy!

<blockquote data-quote="redefined_cycles" data-source="post: 1619021" data-attributes="member: 22310">Something to think about for the week... Before anyone notices, yes indeed it should have been recessed but the opening was/is rather and my priority was to have the door open out (and of the way) as much as poss. Hence the headframe was sacrificed by not being recessed enough.Just need to figure a way to seal it and make it 0 risk of leaks. The builder (weekend builder with city and guilds under his belt, but generally part time in the trade... also known as my brother in law) did explain how it could be done. But I&#039;m guessing there&#039;s a better way which someone here might kindly point out.Hopefully won&#039;t need to open a seperate thread to get more attention on the matter...[ATTACH=full]147198[/ATTACH]It&#039;s either flush or proud by a mm or two...[ATTACH=full]147199[/ATTACH]Sorry for being so needy... and bodgy!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="redefined_cycles, post: 1619021, member: 22310"] Something to think about for the week... Before anyone notices, yes indeed it should have been recessed but the opening was/is rather and my priority was to have the door open out (and of the way) as much as poss. Hence the headframe was sacrificed by not being recessed enough. Just need to figure a way to seal it and make it 0 risk of leaks. The builder (weekend builder with city and guilds under his belt, but generally part time in the trade... also known as my brother in law) did explain how it could be done. But I'm guessing there's a better way which someone here might kindly point out. Hopefully won't need to open a seperate thread to get more attention on the matter... [ATTACH type="full"]147198[/ATTACH] It's either flush or proud by a mm or two... [ATTACH type="full"]147199[/ATTACH] Sorry for being so needy... and bodgy! [/QUOTE]

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