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Coley wrote:There doesn't seem like alot of glue area for tenons/wedges between the rails and stiles. If some of the doors will be opening I'd definitely look at having the panels fixed or tight to help brace the door- that's assuming the doors are to be painted and the panels will be from ultra stable tricoya mdf.
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Coley wrote:Gluing and screwing will definitely help prevent the door dropping. £70 a sheet is cheap so must be fairly thin? Last time I checked they were after £130 a sheet for 18mm- but it's still cheap compared to gluing up panels and having to make allowances for movement.
Issues with my niece are causing the sleepless nights
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Coley wrote:How high are your doors and how thick? A few extra hinges and multi point locks if you're really concerned should keep them under control.
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Malc2098 wrote:Would surface espagnolette bolts, like the French have, work and look good?
https://www.sdslondon.co.uk/surface-espagnolette-bolts.html
RogerS wrote:Malc2098 wrote:Would surface espagnolette bolts, like the French have, work and look good?
https://www.sdslondon.co.uk/surface-espagnolette-bolts.html
Wot ? At those prices I need six of them. Even one would be OTT
Jonathan wrote:Rodger, for multipoint locks I've had good experience using VBH....they are geared up for supplying the trade so there web site is not good ......if you call technical they have guys that have more knowledge than the manufacturers......
They got me going when I was a multipoint virgin......now I wouldn't use anything else.
Jonathan
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