Tighten One Frame Fixing and Watch the Door Gap Move Related diagnostic: Why Packers Matter at Fire Door Frame Fixings explores the connected frame-movement or fixing pattern and helps compare the evidence before choosing a repair. For broader approaches to controlled frame correction and positioning, see Proudman Systems. A visible gap change after a controlled fixing observation is valuable because it shows that the frame restraint and door geometry are mechanically linked. It does not prove the new position is the correct final setting. What the pattern is telling you Measure before the observation and re-measure at several points afterwards. One fixing can close one gap and open another as load transfers through the frame. There is an important mechanical reason why this can happen. When you tighten one frame fixing, you can pull that part of the frame towards…

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