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Posted by mm on September 24, 2006, 2:05 pm
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>Not that I can see. You need to finish off the cut ends of the top and
>bottom pieces, and you will need some sort of diagonal brace to keep it
>for sagging. There are nice rods with a turnbuckle on them that are
>used on screen doors. I've used them on a door that I fabricated for a
>fence on a deck that had my spa on it in a previous house. Good husky
>hinges, and the rod/turnbuckle like I mentioned, to keep it square.
I've always felt that turnbuckles were only used for doors that had
started to sag. At any rate, on one occasion I replaced two twoxfours
out of three (Z shaped) from my gate and a third of the pickets, and
the next time most of the rest of the gate, and it's good and doesn't
sag. I guess I could have made one from scratch just by copying mine
someone else's.
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