Two further questions about my patio door.
Firstly, when locked there is still a slight amount of travel in the door. In other words, if you pull it towards the open position, it moves slightly; perhaps as much as 5mm. Is this normal, and if not, how do I adjust it to make it tight?
Secondly, and this may be related to the above, a couple of the screws holding the locking mechanism to the moving section of the door are not biting, but turning freely. I've tried taping the threads but this hasn't made any appreciable difference. Is there anything else I can do to tighten them up? I don't want to start shoving plastic plugs in the holes in case I cause any damage, although I did consider the old substitute of cocktail sticks.
Lastly, and not patio door but still UPVC related, could someone point me in the direction of an online retailer who does dry verge goods with reasonable P and P charges? I need a white dry verge apex cap, but to order one online from the only retailer I've found so far increases the price by a factor of 3, once you add postage.
Thanks
Firstly, when locked there is still a slight amount of travel in the door. In other words, if you pull it towards the open position, it moves slightly; perhaps as much as 5mm. Is this normal, and if not, how do I adjust it to make it tight?
Secondly, and this may be related to the above, a couple of the screws holding the locking mechanism to the moving section of the door are not biting, but turning freely. I've tried taping the threads but this hasn't made any appreciable difference. Is there anything else I can do to tighten them up? I don't want to start shoving plastic plugs in the holes in case I cause any damage, although I did consider the old substitute of cocktail sticks.
Lastly, and not patio door but still UPVC related, could someone point me in the direction of an online retailer who does dry verge goods with reasonable P and P charges? I need a white dry verge apex cap, but to order one online from the only retailer I've found so far increases the price by a factor of 3, once you add postage.
Thanks