Front door
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Adrianne C on Apr 04, 2014Yes, the door frame will have to be adjusted either on the top, or the bottom. Sometimes a new threshold will do, and shimmed out 1/4".Helpful Reply
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Reba Bumgarner-Diviney on Apr 04, 2014Add to the frame would helpHelpful Reply
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The Garden Frog with C Renee on Apr 04, 2014You might be able to add some weatherstripping and change out the stops on the door. You are not looking at a huge gap and the threshhold may be able to be adjusted to take up the 7/16" on the bottom.Helpful Reply
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Jan Shore on Apr 07, 2014I believe that another critical point is where the hardware is on the new door as it compares to the old door. The hinges and the door catch etc, may be slightly off.Helpful Reply
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