How to Fix a Sagging Fence Gate | Ask This Old House
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Matt and Tommy fix a sagging wooden lattice fence gate and a wobbly gate post by squaring the gate with a clamp, adding structural corner brackets, and stabilizing the post with expanding foam.
From the video
Answers: How do you fix a sagging fence gate?
- Fence gate repair
- Fixing a sagging gate
- Gate post stabilization
- Expanding foam for fence posts
- Squaring a wooden gate
What it concludes
- The fence has about 8 to 10 years of life left, making repair more cost-effective than replacement.
- Measuring diagonally helps determine if a gate is out of square.
- Using a diagonal clamp with wooden blocks can pull and square a sagging wooden gate.
- Expanding foam can secure a fence post in place without concrete or gravel.
- Custom wooden corner brackets add structural stability to the gate corners.
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