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    Re: How to fill up a gap for a warped sliding door?

    Quote Originally Posted by Zincubus View Post
    I simple fix would be to measure and cut a slim piece of wood and either hot glue it or screw it into position - vertically . So say the Viv is 14" tall/high - you would need a piece of wood 14" by say 1" wide and maybe 1/2 of an inch thick ( approx the same as the warp ) and fix it inside of the viv front panel - vertically .

    So the viv door glass slides up against the added piece of wood .


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    X2^^^^^. Lowes has 1x2's for cheap and they will cut & rip one so its 3/4 thick by your 14" high.. Drill 3 holes so it doesn't split and bolt/washer & nut it. You can spray it white too.


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