Garage door needed

I have a dying door to my garage and I can't seem to locate a replacement. the sheds only have house doors, which are too big. I need a more basic but sound item. Any ideas on sources for such things? Couldn't find one on internet either. Thansk for any help you can give.

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Mike
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Reply to
Funfly3
86 cm wide, 178 cm high
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Mike

Mike wrote: > I have a dying door to my garage and I can't seem to locate a > replacement. the sheds only have house doors, which are too big. > I need a more basic but sound item.

Go to B&Q, or Jewsons, buy enough PT&G floor boards, lay them out in a door shape, cut more to brace, screw together through the braces, adding small coach bolts to re-inforce (heads out), affix with "T" hinges, fit tower bolts or padlock. "Creosote". Job done.

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Reply to
Chris Bacon

86cm??? thats wider than my doors which are 76cm
Reply to
Funfly3

What's all this cm malarky?

Reply to
Chris Bacon

Blame the french, I hate this metric crap!

-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

Reply to
The3rd Earl Of Derby

I certainly ain't going to find the size you want though...too much like hard work doing the conversion.

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The3rd Earl Of Derby

Mike has brought this to us :

Get a sheet of 1/4 marine ply cut to the above size, then add a timber frame screwed to the rear of it to give it the appropriate thickness you need.

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Harry Bloomfield

Get a couple of sheets of 9mm or 12mm exterior ply, cut to size, glue and pin together with 19mmx38mm or 25mmx38mm battens in between. Don't forget to add battens to take the screws where you will be mounting latches or bolts. Paint, paying particular attention to the edges.

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Rob Morley

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