THE FRENCH DOOR IS THE BEST PART OF THE HOUSE

[@cantgetright742]

Might want to see about some awning on the door. That’ll help keep the splash down from rotting all that out again

[@cantgetright742]

@@jerrysullivan2001for sure. He just had to do a lot of work. The hell with doing it all over again down the road. Nice little insurance. Nothin wrong with redundancy in the right places

[@jcb6713]

😎👍👍

[@bevkassis]

Great job!

[@kway7583]

Nice Sean, every item done is one less to do.

[@1964markw10]

Keep at it, you'll get it ......

[@nathangardner772]

The trim plate goes the other way but whatever. Also really it should be mortised into the jamb head piece. You lose 1/16 clearance doing it that way. Put a 3 inch screw through one of the holes in the top hinge of the inactive panel through the side jamb into the wall framing. This will rock the whole door that direction which will lift the opposite (bottom) corner away from the threshold relieving the rub on the threshold. If you got a roll of 6 or 8 inch galvanized flashing and put about a 7 foot strip against the framing below the door and behind that concrete it will help divert water away from the framing.

[@brianherald5756]

There should be a bottom plate too

[@robertklement5811]

This has really become a full-time job, how do you get your regular work in and also time to play with RC