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What’s a ‘sound, well-constructed and close-fitting conventional door’ in the kitchen?
Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.41 PM
We’ve been asked to replace our existing glazed frame sliding kitchen door with a ‘sound, well-constructed and close-fitting conventional door’. 1) Our existing glazed frame sliding kitchen door doesn’t close properly and there is a gap when it’s closed. Can we simply mend it to become a ‘sound, well-constructed and close-fitting conventional door by changing a new lock or fasten the sliding frame/door? 2) Or buy a new internal sliding door with a door sliding kit if the current sliding kit is not suitable? Will both ‘sliding door’-options be considered as a ‘sound, well-constructed and close-fitting conventional door’?
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