1993 T-1850 door needed

[bonkers14]

The bottom of my door has rotted out.
I need a replacement. Anyone have one or know the size so I can buy a new one?

[mainah]

I believe they are available measure the width and have a look on line. I have rebuilt several they are pretty easy to do I reframe them with pressure treated.

[bonkers14]

Thank you Mainah. I figured it was easy to rebuild.
I was hoping someone had the measurements because it is parked at a campground 100+ miles away and was hoping to have the parts made so I could replace them the next time I went to the campground.

[mainah]

Once they are ripped to 1" a hand saw and some long cabinet screws is about all you need. They are stapled the cabinet screws work better. Picnic table makes a nice workbench.

[Dab]

We had the same problem the seal around the window leaked. What we did was take the door off. Took it apart and bought wood from Home Depot cut it to size. Foam insulation also from Home Depot. We used the long sheets for wet rooms for the inside and outside of the door. It was like and 20-30.00 repair. I like it dark when sleeping. I didn’t care we lost our window. Good luck!!

[sep]

Dab,


Do you have any pics you can post on how you did this?


Thanks!

[Dab]

Originally Posted by sep

Dab,


Do you have any pics you can post on how you did this?


Thanks!

I hope these pictures come through to you to view! Good luck Steve!
Dawn

[mainah]

Usually the metal is fine unless it's dented, because the window has no frame (it is the frame) it's just a matter of cutting the foam using the metal as a pattern. The frame is 1" so you can get 16' from a 8' 2X4 of pressure treated. Long cabinet screws instead of staples makes the door a good bit less flexible. Cut the side pieces 2" shorter and the top and bottom 2" longer so there is no vertical end grain top and bottom.