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Low threshold, uPVC French door leak.
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You can adjust them left and right, rather than try to explain have a look here at the first hinge listed
http://upvcdoorr.info/upvc-door-hinge-adjustment-guide/0 -
Yup I know. Left and right is fine, as is up and down. It is in and out that needs adjusting (and can't be) as mentioned in the original post.0
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Sorry, misread the post. As you already know there is no adjustment in/out on these hinges. Possibly fitting a thicker seal down the hinge side may be the easiest solution. You would need to pop a piece of the existing seal out and measure it. Or order this and see if any are suitable
https://www.handlesandhinges.co.uk/double-glazing-seal-gasket-sample-pack/0 -
What about replacing hinges with more adjustable ones?0
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Can be done but i think it it will leave visible holes0
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