Malc2098 wrote:You know that blind man my old dad used to talk about, he'd be pleased to see that!
Hah - my father used to say 'A blind man would like to see it' whenever he made a less than perfect attempt at anything
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Malc2098 wrote:You know that blind man my old dad used to talk about, he'd be pleased to see that!
MY63 wrote:.......Mike would you suggest a different type of locking mechanism.
9fingers wrote:Maye you could fit a three point locking mechanism and so just have a single lock?
Save time and getting wet fiddling with multiple locks/keys. Just my 2p
Bob
MY63 wrote: . . . .Clearly when I let the hinges into the frame and the door the gap will grow to 15 to 20 mm is it ok to glue and screw a strip to each door?
MY63 wrote: . . . . My plan is to use bolts for the left door and two mortise locks for the right hand door. . . .
Moteyi wrote:MY63 wrote: . . . . My plan is to use bolts for the left door and two mortise locks for the right hand door. . . .
Why two motise locks? If someone wants to break in then they will just pull the feather edge off, or am I missing something?
MY63 wrote:9fingers wrote:Maye you could fit a three point locking mechanism and so just have a single lock?
Save time and getting wet fiddling with multiple locks/keys. Just my 2p
Bob
Thanks Bob tried googling but all I can see is complex upvc type locks or is that what you meant.
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