How to Fix Internal Doors That Won't Close Properly
Learn why your internal doors may not be closing and how to fix common issues like misalignment and swelling.
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Internal doors not closing might be due to humidity-related swelling, loose hinges, or misalignment. Check for swollen parts and sand them down if necessary. Tighten loose screws on hinges and ensure the door frame is square using a level. Regular maintenance can help keep doors functional.
FAQs & Answers
- What causes internal doors to not close? Common causes include humidity-related swelling, loose hinges, and misalignment.
- How can I prevent my doors from swelling? Regular maintenance, proper insulation, and controlling humidity levels can help prevent door swelling.
- How can I tell if my door is misaligned? You can use a level to check if the door frame is square, which could indicate misalignment.
- What tools do I need to fix a door that won't close? Basic tools such as a screwdriver, sandpaper, and a level are often sufficient for most door adjustments.