Door orientation is quite simple and easy matter if you have some patience and basic technical understanding.
What "holds" the door in place, causing its smooth motion, are hinges attached to the rear frame. This lintel is the opposite lintel to which the bolts that lock the door enter.
In fact, door orientation can be done in only two directions:
Up and down
Back and forth (relative to the door frame).
We will distinguish between two types of doors:
Interior doors that usually have two hinges.
Outside doors, which have two or three hinges.
In old doors, especially interior doors, there is really little game with the hinges, because the hinges are "fixed" to the door and the doorframe without the possibility to move or direction. The axes move on each other spirally and their height is also difficult. There is a possibility to direct them aggressively and creatively, but here I would invite a locksmith to do the job.
On the newer doors, the hinges come with the screwdrivers and get dressed on top of each other in a straight way. Directing a door on these hinges is simple and easy.
Making door direction.
First note that you can lift the door and return it to a place afterwards. An inexperienced person is better off doing this in a couple. So the weight and direction of returning the door to its hinges will be easier.
The interior door is a relatively light door. The outside door is heavier or even more heavy when it comes to special doors or doors with cladding. There are doors that in the beginning require two people to go to a door.
Second, this is the direction you need to change. If the door is dragged on the floor, lift it up.
If the tab does not close or the bolts close only by pushing the door inside, the door must be directed inward to the doorframe.
Third, understand the operation of the hinges and their type of locking. There are hinges, mainly on the outside doors (mainly steel), which a pin that enters the parts of the axis connects them together and prevents them from moving. In interior doors mainly, the upper part of the axis is hollow and is mounted on the lower part of the axle, which we actually aim in and out.
Now remove the door.
Direction of the door up and down - If the door needs to be set up, make "rings" (metal rings with a hole in the middle), and make sure that the hole is larger than the pin to which it should enter, but the diameter should be as small as possible so that it does not protrude outward. If you do not know how much to put in, insert one, return the door and check if the height is right for you, if you do not insert another one, until you reach the desired height. You can not even remove the door, just remove the penis, lift the door slightly, Lower the upper limb to the middle or upper back and try again if necessary.
Door in and out - The new hinges today are threaded. To insert or remove the door, you must screw the hinge in or out. Do not run wild every time, screw the door back and try. All hinges must be at an equal distance from the frame.
Successfully.
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