FAQs
If your composite or uPVC door is not closing properly, it is possible that it is not aligned properly. This could be because the hinges have shifted, or even the frame, and the door is no longer operating corrrectly anymore.
There are several reasons why this may happen. Firstly, it can be a result of normal wear and tear where heavy use can put significant strain on the hardware.
Secondly, humidity, or changes in temperature can affect your door. When the weather is particularly hot or cold, the frame or uPVC door could have expanded or contracted and become out of shape, which could cause it to not close properly.
A dropped uPVC door is likely to be caused by a misaligned hinge or by packers moving out of place. We can usually fix this by readjusting the hinge or resetting the packers without needing to replace the door.
However, if the dropped door is caused by warping or from damage to the frame, then it is only possible to fix the dropped door by replacing the door. Frankly, a warped or damaged door is difficult to fix.
Depending on if the door is sticking as a result of misaligned hinges, then it is possible to fix this problem by readjusting the door’s hinges provided there is room to adjust.
However, if it is a result of a warped door, substandard manufacture or even poor fitting, then the door itself must be replaced instead.