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Replacing a rubber door trim
gabyjane
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Our delighful kitten has truly wrecked our back door rubber trim by using it to climb up..we will replace it but unsure where to get from, how much or whether we could do ourselves or not?
Pic attatched...very new house so not happy but done well seeing as that is the only damage we have incurred!
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Pic attatched...very new house so not happy but done well seeing as that is the only damage we have incurred!
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buy a gun. shoot the cat.Get some gorm.0
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Assuming that it is a double glazed door, I would go to my local double glazing company and ask about it. My dogs have pulled the rubber trim from the door a few times and using a flat bladed screwdriver I've managed to push it back in.0
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Our delighful kitten has truly wrecked our back door rubber trim by using it to climb up..we will replace it but unsure where to get from, how much or whether we could do ourselves or not?
Pic attatched...very new house so not happy but done well seeing as that is the only damage we have incurred!
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So where's the picture?"You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0 -
Ormus a very helpful reply there as usual!!
Splot yes it is double glazed..a lovely door too! the strip hasn't come out it is shredded up so needs replacing full stop.
maninthestreet sorry camera died so just awaiting charge and will post asap.0 -
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t134/gabyjane/CIMG1377.jpg
Looks like it just stuck on although doesnt look easy enough to just pull off! does anyone know how they are fixed on?
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Had same problem. I called up a local double glazing company and they came out and fixed it for about £25. But if I were you I'd wait for the kitten to grow up a bit before you put it right.0
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It's not stuck, there's a groove in the door that part of the trim is inserted into that holds it in place. Ease the trim out by hand - you may find it easy to do this at one of the corners of the door. You want something like these to replace it:
http://www.dgsupplyline.co.uk/results.php?category_id=15&sub_category_id=109
http://www.hdhardware.co.uk/index.php?cPath=29_205"You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0 -
Thanks for the links..are they the door trims? can't really tell what we need from them?!..looked in B&Q yesterday and they had nothing like we have so not sure.
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havent really got any advice but just wanted to say it brings back memories of various teeth marks in virtually every thing, and of arriving home from work not knowing what i would find smashed on the floor!!0
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