A Different Kind of Warped

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Anyone who has visited us at Tween Creeks in recent years has had to deal with our warped interior doors. They are difficult to latch, won’t stay open, or won’t stay closed.  We’ve made arrangements to have them straightened and braced. Ken will take them one by one to his workshop where he has the equipment to get them back in true then to reinforce the Z-brace.  Once we got this one off the doorframe it was evident that it is about two inches out of true. No wonder it had to be propped open with a beanbag!

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  1. Lynne
    Lynne on March 29, 2015 at 5:46 pm

    I am going to miss that little bean bag; but I won’t miss the squeaky doors in the middle of the night or early in the morning. Have a great retirement little bag, you have earned it. I am sure Steve has the perfect place for you to spend your retirement.

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