If the door is open make sure that the mullion is folded in so that it can close properly.
French doors won t stay closed.
Why won t my french doors close properly.
If that doesn t solve the problem try this trick.
We do not notice it until the temperature alarm sounds.
If the door is shut the mullion should be flat out for the right door to seal it.
The right door opens from just the displacement of air when closing the left door.
Push it against the screws and retighten them.
Tighten all the hinges on both doors with a screwdriver if they are sagging or if the latch doesn t work.
Tighten the hinges first.
It may be that the edge of one of the doors hits the upper jamb the doors.
Drive a 3 inch.
As reliable as they can be if you ve had your french doors installed for a while they might develop problems opening and closing.
Check the doors to see whether the catching persists.
If we close the left door quickly the right door opens slightly and remains slightly ajar.
Tighten the existing screws into the hinges.
How to fix french doors that don t close properly 1.
There is no mechanical interference when the left door is closed.
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If you have a door that just barely catches the latch because the gap between the door and frame is too big it s likely that the doors were installed poorly.
Open and close the doors individually.
Loosen the hinge screws in the jamb and insert a 1 16 in thick x 3 8 in wide piece of cardboard behind the hinge leaf.
What good is a door that doesn t close.
Either due to wear and tear on the hinges if they re older doors or a poor installation if they re newer.
Close the doors to determine the problem.
Remove one of the screws on the jamb side of the hinge and drive in a 3 in.
If you find that the latch contacts the strike plate too high or too low make sure all the door s hinge screws are tight.
Some french door models have a door mullion which can affect the doors opening and closing properly.
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