uPVc french doors toe / heeling packer spacer?

[DIWHY]

Only fitted about 6 pairs and always have alignment problems.

Firm supply only 2 types of blue packer/spacer

I thought the slimmer of the two fitted in the space between the beading ridge and frame and the other spans it (sitting on it) providing there is enough clearance around the unit for both

My superior? insists on just putting the wide one in alone,
this tilts because it is sitting soley on the beading ridge and making fitting the beading a nightmare because all the unit weight is crushing the gap the bead needs to clip under at the packing points.

I'm sure there should be a greater range of packers, to allow for toe/heeling when there is limited unit/frame clearance.

He wastes hours screwing ONLY the top grub screw on the hinge
Convinced that this pushes the door in and out.

Is there any difinative action advised

 

[The-brickie]

Oh yes, you should always have a bridge packer ( the one that takes up the ridges in the profile) then any combination of sized packers there after.

You coulds always use an auto packer....

Goes in the head of a door leaf and comes thru the euro groove outside so you can adjust with out removing glass... I have a few if your interested....

 

[The-brickie]

I also supply the doors..........

 

[DIWHY]

Absolutely fanbloodytastic as ever

thanks brickie

Just one question, I've got to know

Why is the chair leg in a bucket of water?

 

[The-brickie]

I havent got a clue mate, t'was like that when I went to the house. I didnt ask him why either

What system to you use? As in profile, Rehau, Kommerling, Duraflex?