A 100 cm door makes sense. A doorway with hinges on the side needs to be large enough to allow people and things to pass but not so big that it gets difficult to open and close. To manipulate a much wider door may require separating the door into sections with hanging supports or wheels positioned underneath or being opened by lifting as in typical garage doors. A 100 meter doorway might be appropriate for an aircraft hanger
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∙ 6y agoThe width is likely to be 100 cm. Most houses are not 100 metres wide!
A door frame is much more likely to be 100 cm which is a meter than 100 meters i guess if you had a giant door it could be 100 meters but an average door is more likely to be 100cm Neither. A door frame opening is usually about 2 meters high (200 cm).
Doors have to be a min. of 3ft wide and 7ft tall or it will be breaking building codes if it is any smaller.
Although there are no reasons to support such an assumption, suppose the shape is a rectangle. Then perimeter = 2*(Length + Width) 70 = 2*(2 + width) 35 = 2 + width 33 = width. ie Width = 33 feet. Normally a length is larger than its width. It is therefore more than likely that the shape is not a rectangle and the above is based on an incorrect assumption.
Width since the nerves are on the outside.
The width could be virtually anything. If you are wanting to find out how to calculate width, you need to have more information in addition to length.
A door frame is much more likely to be 100 cm which is a meter than 100 meters i guess if you had a giant door it could be 100 meters but an average door is more likely to be 100cm Neither. A door frame opening is usually about 2 meters high (200 cm).
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Doors have to be a min. of 3ft wide and 7ft tall or it will be breaking building codes if it is any smaller.
Where exactly is the draft coming from? If is from the door frame around the window area? If so then your door frame is bent a little. Bent is back to place. The gap between the window frame and frame shouldn't be more than a sheet of paper.
By applying more force than the strength of the bone can withstand. Not recommended.
in the summer, there is more humidity and it causes the wood to swell. When it is cold outside, the swelling goes down and it is easier to close the door without it rubbing against the frame. Heat expands everything, the doors and house included. When they expand the door will rub against the frame. When it's cold things will contract or constrict and therefore the door and house will shrink and be easier to open. ( The house will shrink but since there is a space where the door is the house won't shrink inwards at the door frame but when it expands it will close the gap of the door frame).
Answerput new door pins in it and if that dont work the get someone to realign it for you. AnswerYou can purchase a door Pin and bushing kit at your local auto parts. That should fix you up. More than likely, What you have is the Weld coming apart from the body frame. Check : With the door open,try to watch the seam where the hinge braket meets the body frame, You will probably see a crack opening while you lift up the open door. The weld has failed,just like on both my doors.
Need more info. Are you trying to replace the clips that hold the door to the frame, or is the door delaminating. What kind of vehicle?
If the door or door frame is made of wood: the wood soaks up some of the water and expands. This makes the door/door frame slightly larger, so it will be more difficult to open and close. This can be avoided by covering the wood in a waterproof sealant (which are available from most hardware shops).
a door hinge's job is to keep one side of the door decured to the door frame so that the door can be opened and closed
you can't that's the problem with cheep construction the builders con you into buying them as a cheaper option on your house but when the house shifts and what house doesn't? your then in trouble it costs 10 time more to fix a metal door than the convectional wood door frame. PS. Stay away from metal doors on houses
Yes, because insurance companies think that because its a two door it is more sporty and in turn you will probably be more likely to speed in it.