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Anonymous users2024-01-24The security door is aligned with the top, and now there is a large gap between the security door and the ground, and it seems that it needs to be raised when it is inlaid with floor tiles, right? There are still some gaps between the left and right sides of the door and the wall, and there are still a little gaps between the door frame and the wall outside, which seems that these should not be cemented? So how to deal with it?
The master of Anmen seems to say that when you are working carpentering, you should stuff something into it, what is the foaming agent? The security door is aligned with the top, and now there is a large gap between the security door and the ground, and it seems that it needs to be raised when it is inlaid with floor tiles, right? There are still some gaps between the left and right sides of the door and the wall, and there are still a little gaps between the door frame and the wall outside, which seems that these should not be cemented?
So how to deal with it? The master of Anmen seems to say that when you are working carpentering, you should stuff something into it, what is the foaming agent?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It can be filled with expanded cement mortar.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22with cement slurry. But this kind of slurry should be the same as the slurry for floor tiles. If you use that kind of liquid. /..If a tent. The door will be deformed, and the cement slurry can be adjusted by itself.
Look what you have, it is generally foaming, because it is easy to do, I have been working in construction for several years, I personally think that if the cement is too small first, the new and original walls are not easy to fasten, since it is a door back and forth switch sometimes force in the big point, it is easy to make the new cement fall off.
The gap of the door with cement slurry is not easy to mess with, there is no elasticity, when the door is opened and closed, it is easy to shake off and cracks, it is recommended to use rock wool to plug the limbs with the land tight joints, and then hit the glass glue seal.
If the gap is too large (3 cm of the gap on all sides), you can add a steel square tube sub-frame with a thickness of 2 cm. I hope my answer can help you.
Is it the smell of the seal, or is it sticking to something else, check it, just spray some air freshener.
Go to the carpenter, find the same color wood line as the wooden door or the anti-theft door to fill the middle flat, if the home only change the door without the decorator does not deal with it is no problem.