Lancer525
Well-Known Member
Boy, have I got a doozy... And I'm 90% sure that I am going to get answers I don't want...
Just bought a house, and the utility room off the carport has a damaged door jamb. We bought it to fix it up to live in, so I knew it was like this, just sayin'
What would be a good fix for this, that doesn't involve replacing the entire door and frame? I specifically don't want to have to replace the entire frame, just repair the damaged area in the jamb so that the locking mechanisms work more effectively.
I'm hoping to get some ideas that again, don't involve replacing the entire thing. I'd rather spend that couple of hundred dollars on getting the electrician that I'm going to need.
Just bought a house, and the utility room off the carport has a damaged door jamb. We bought it to fix it up to live in, so I knew it was like this, just sayin'
What would be a good fix for this, that doesn't involve replacing the entire door and frame? I specifically don't want to have to replace the entire frame, just repair the damaged area in the jamb so that the locking mechanisms work more effectively.
I'm hoping to get some ideas that again, don't involve replacing the entire thing. I'd rather spend that couple of hundred dollars on getting the electrician that I'm going to need.