Hi,
We’ve just had some new French doors fitted. It’s only been about 18 hours since the silicone was applied, and I’ve been opening and closing the doors a lot, checking an issue with the latch.
Might this have been bad for the silicone as it will still be curing? Just to clarify, I hasn’t touched the silicone, but I’m guessing it might get disturbed by all the movement of the doors.
Also, whilst I’m here, the issue with the latch/lock is that most of the time when you lift the handle, the key won’t turn. You have to then lift the handle again, as it is very stiff and doesn’t seem to want to go all the way unless you really give it some welly. Is this likely to improve over time, or should I get the fitters back to adjust it? We also just had a UPVC kitchen door fitted (same brand and fitters) and that handle is much easier to lift and the lock always turns.
Thanks.
We’ve just had some new French doors fitted. It’s only been about 18 hours since the silicone was applied, and I’ve been opening and closing the doors a lot, checking an issue with the latch.
Might this have been bad for the silicone as it will still be curing? Just to clarify, I hasn’t touched the silicone, but I’m guessing it might get disturbed by all the movement of the doors.
Also, whilst I’m here, the issue with the latch/lock is that most of the time when you lift the handle, the key won’t turn. You have to then lift the handle again, as it is very stiff and doesn’t seem to want to go all the way unless you really give it some welly. Is this likely to improve over time, or should I get the fitters back to adjust it? We also just had a UPVC kitchen door fitted (same brand and fitters) and that handle is much easier to lift and the lock always turns.
Thanks.