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Cylinder keyhole condensation

mp3guy · 2020-10-22 11:25:35

Recently had some french doors replaced and the new keyholes are exhibiting a lot of condensation in the mornings. How can I stop this happening? We'll never use the external keyholes so I'm wondering is there a way I can insulate them to prevent this?

22-10-2020 12:25pm

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Recently had some french doors replaced and the new keyholes are exhibiting a lot of condensation in the mornings. How can I stop this happening?

We'll never use the external keyholes so I'm wondering is there a way I can insulate them to prevent this?

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#2 22-10-2020 12:34pm

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mp3guy wrote: »

Recently had some french doors replaced and the new keyholes are exhibiting a lot of condensation in the mornings. How can I stop this happening?

We'll never use the external keyholes so I'm wondering is there a way I can insulate them to prevent this?

Spray them both sides with WD40 and then just leave them as is.

It's thermal bridging and will evaporate during the day.

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