September 3, 20206 yr I put some angled steel at the car door thresholds of my garage to create a rebate in the floor for the door to seal in to. Unfortunately the guys that put the floor in didn't ensure the steel was level. I now have a gap underneath some of my garage door which I wish to rectify. Any suggestions what I could build up the steel with that will weather the elements and car traffic. Area in question can be seen in picture to the right of yellow mark. Thanks in advance.
September 3, 20206 yr Is that a roller door? Rather than "fix" the issue on the floor, how about a D shaped rubber seal on the bottom of the door that will squash down onto the floor and take up the irregularities? My roller door came with such a strip attached and it works very well.
September 3, 20206 yr Author 15 minutes ago, ProDave said: Is that a roller door? Rather than "fix" the issue on the floor, how about a D shaped rubber seal on the bottom of the door that will squash down onto the floor and take up the irregularities? My roller door came with such a strip attached and it works very well. It is a sectional door and there is already a rubber strip on the bottom of it. It won't compress enough in the middle to allow for the irregularity at the side.
September 3, 20206 yr Author Was thinking maybe to use something like this product https://silverhook.co.uk/filler/Big-Boy-Filler-Metal-250-ml-250ml But have no experience of it. Would it be suitable as a build up medium?
September 3, 20206 yr Author 1 hour ago, dpmiller said: would the steel bend up a touch? I don't think so, there are anchors on the underside buried in the concrete
September 3, 20206 yr Yes, some car body filler would work. Paint it and the metal with some black metal paint and it will be your guilty secret. Are you putting an ACO along the front?
September 3, 20206 yr Author 42 minutes ago, Mr Punter said: Yes, some car body filler would work. Paint it and the metal with some black metal paint and it will be your guilty secret. Are you putting an ACO along the front? I don't think I need an ACO as there will be a slight ramp to meet the threshold. Grounds finishes not decided yet though.
September 3, 20206 yr You can get rubber / plastic / aluminium strips that fit across the floor to provide a sealing edge. Search google for garage door seals. https://www.garadry.com/blogs/news/garage-door-weather-seals-explained Edited September 3, 20206 yr by wozza
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