The RP113 Timber Door Stop Frame Seal is suitable for both windows and single or double doors.
- Read all instructions then mitre cut the RP113 timber component to the required length.
- Cut the rubber gasket to length with a craft knife and at a 45 degree angle at the head corners.
- With the door closed, position at the head of the door first. The door should rest lightly against the RP113 rubber gasket. Pencil mark the fixing location.
- Open the door. Position the timber component of seal along pencil mark at the head of door frame and lightly tack in position. Insert the gasket.
- Shut the door and check the seal to ensure a consistent seal all around. A tight seal is not necessary. The door should just firmly hold a sheet of paper to ensure a perfect seal.
- Nail seal fully home being careful not to damage the timber. With a nail punch and hammer, punch nails to just below timber surface.
Notes: If a face mounted door bottom seal is to be fitted, fit the RP113 to the door frame first (user determined).
Precise cutting measurements are important particularly at the corner joints.
- Mitre cut the timber component to length. (Fig.1)
- Cut gasket to length with a craft knife and at 45° at the head corners. (Fig.1)
- With the door closed, position the seal at the head of the door first. The door should rest lightly against the RP113 gasket. Pencil mark fixing location.
- Open the door. Position timber component of seal along pencil mark at head of door frame and lightly tack in position. Insert gasket.
- Repeat Step 3 & Step 4 for the vertical jambs.
- Shut the door and check the seal to ensure a consistent seal all around. A tight seal is not necessary. The door should just firmly hold this sheet of paper to ensure a perfect seal.
- Open and shut the door to check for correct latching. Nail seal fully home being careful not to bruise timber.
- With a nail punch and hammer, punch nails to just below timber surface. Putty and sand nail holes to required finish.