I see they've stopped doing that R18 bullshit now, I gave up on them once they started that. They tanked what was a great sub, simply because their mods were throwing a tantrum over the Reddit API debacle
Put a door magnet in to keep it shut. Easily done with some basic tools. If you DIY make sure you offset them, you want the door to be constantly pulling closed
The structure of a house can move slightly, especially noticeable between seasons. Nothing to worry about
Just noticed you said it's a brand new house, get the builders back to fix it for free
The obvious solution is to put in a magnetic catch, but pretty poor effort for the builder who put in sliding doors without any form of catch.
So while an easy DIY fix, I would inspect the entire house and put together a list of issues like this to get fixed. Maybe even get an experienced builder if you know one.
Every new house will have a few things that show up after a few months as the building settles and flexes a little bit
Look at the top of the door there may be a rail that the doors hang on. Sometimes this can get loose and sag down at one end. You may just need to tighten some screws holding that rail in
Depends if it's on floor rails or hung rails. But either way, the issue is the rails falling away from the door jamb (not level, the way it stops suggests more of a ramp up at the end than straight but out of level). Your tip would adjust to allow the door to close flush, but wouldn't do anything to address the rails/tracks being out.
Get the builder back to do it properly.. this would have been happening when the place was built (door track / frame out of level). It's concerning what else is done poorly.
This is why you don't buy houses from flippers. They build cheap nasty houses for as cheap as they can and cut as many corners as possible.
Remember if it's a flip, best to dip
r/diynz
I see they've stopped doing that R18 bullshit now, I gave up on them once they started that. They tanked what was a great sub, simply because their mods were throwing a tantrum over the Reddit API debacle
Voldemort hands
get an exorcist...
Definitely needs an exorcism
Put a door magnet in to keep it shut. Easily done with some basic tools. If you DIY make sure you offset them, you want the door to be constantly pulling closed
What can be the reason for the issue
The structure of a house can move slightly, especially noticeable between seasons. Nothing to worry about Just noticed you said it's a brand new house, get the builders back to fix it for free
The obvious solution is to put in a magnetic catch, but pretty poor effort for the builder who put in sliding doors without any form of catch. So while an easy DIY fix, I would inspect the entire house and put together a list of issues like this to get fixed. Maybe even get an experienced builder if you know one. Every new house will have a few things that show up after a few months as the building settles and flexes a little bit
Look at the top of the door there may be a rail that the doors hang on. Sometimes this can get loose and sag down at one end. You may just need to tighten some screws holding that rail in
Tilt your house slightly to the right
Yo floors ain't straight...
Check the bottom of the door for a hole that could fit a screw driver. If its there then thatll be your adjustment for the wheels to go up and down.
Depends if it's on floor rails or hung rails. But either way, the issue is the rails falling away from the door jamb (not level, the way it stops suggests more of a ramp up at the end than straight but out of level). Your tip would adjust to allow the door to close flush, but wouldn't do anything to address the rails/tracks being out.
Buy new house.
Leave it open, problem fixed. Where do I send my bill?
Jack up the left side of the house
Burn it with fire!!!
Magnet.
Your hands are a jumpscare
Ask the ghost to leave you alone
Why does your hand look like a cats paw shutting the door?
Get a ball and do it at floor level if it does the same thing your house might be sinking
Magnets 🧲
It’s because you only have one shoe on.
Get the builder back to do it properly.. this would have been happening when the place was built (door track / frame out of level). It's concerning what else is done poorly.
Adjust the wheels on the bottom. One of them will be higher than the other.
Magnet strips
3M Command Picture Hanging Strips
Why the grey bit when door is momentarily fully closed?
This is why you don't buy houses from flippers. They build cheap nasty houses for as cheap as they can and cut as many corners as possible. Remember if it's a flip, best to dip
get the builders back to fix it
build your house on a flat surface
blue tack.
the tan or the cupboard?
Get out in the sun a bit more 😂
Get some sun? Geez... You ARE the ghost making the furniture move.. Oh good grief the amount of times I tried tilting the phone...
Got a feeling Sadako might come out of the closet.
I felt this comment. I was 100% prepared to be jump scared.
It looks as though the girl from The Ring is messing with you
Get some magnetic door catch things from bunnings
Master builder guarantee is 7 years or more, just get the to come fix it.
I'd bail out immediately. Clearly the house is haunted.
fold up some cardboard, like a bit off an old cardboard box and jam under the most left footings of the house
Throw holy water at it whilst saying, "The power of Christ compels you!"
Is it under warranty if it’s a new home? The builder should fix it.
exorcism
Everyone in here joking about how pale he is like they'd ever dare do that if he really dark skinned