Water is able to get in near my sliding door and I suspect the rubber seal may need replacing.
Does anyone know if
1. Is this a fairly straightforward job?
2. The best place to buy a replacement seal from? (as I am not sure about the quality of stuff from JustKampers).
Thanks
Sliding door rubber seal
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Re: Sliding door rubber seal
Fairly straitforward. You'll be best to get someone to hold the door while you undo the top and bottom connections, and make a mark on the bracket so you can get it to fit back as it was.
As for buying one, go to A H Schofield.
As for buying one, go to A H Schofield.
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Re: Sliding door rubber seal
Thanks for that. Will check out his website.
Re: Sliding door rubber seal
if you lift the door off after taking the door track cover off (2 phillip scews) you wont change the adjustment on the door.
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Re: Sliding door rubber seal
Ordered door seal today from Schofields - £35 + £3 postage
Out of interest decided to check JustKampers - they are charging £58 + £5 postage
Out of interest decided to check JustKampers - they are charging £58 + £5 postage