billybuntus
Established Member
Hi chaps,
Just bought a new house and on one of my many to do lists is to replace the back door thresh and install some form of weather bar. Currently water runs (enough too form two small puddles when it rains) down the gaps between the thresh and masonry so my first task is too replace the thresh and mastic up the gaps which will hopefully semi resolve the issue.
The next issue is installing some form of weather bar. I obviously can't install a traditional bar (or can I?) so I've been looking at the compression types but I'm not sure how effective it will be.
Ideas please, not involving messing about with the tiles though.
Back door closed
Back door open
Close up showing gap under weather bar (this meets the face of the step when closed)
From outside
Close up showing rot etc
Just bought a new house and on one of my many to do lists is to replace the back door thresh and install some form of weather bar. Currently water runs (enough too form two small puddles when it rains) down the gaps between the thresh and masonry so my first task is too replace the thresh and mastic up the gaps which will hopefully semi resolve the issue.
The next issue is installing some form of weather bar. I obviously can't install a traditional bar (or can I?) so I've been looking at the compression types but I'm not sure how effective it will be.
Ideas please, not involving messing about with the tiles though.
Back door closed
Back door open
Close up showing gap under weather bar (this meets the face of the step when closed)
From outside
Close up showing rot etc