Posted by IA Roy on November 06, 2015 at 16:40:58 from (72.171.192.62):
In Reply to: Fireplace door warped posted by Cooter143 on November 06, 2015 at 14:43:39:
Is that the door or the doorframe? Not that it really matters. I would cut the corner welds on the flange that goes into the firebox. That way you would weaken it enough to be able to clamp to a flat surface. Then I would cut flat bars, 1/4 x 2 or wider the length of each side and stand them up on the front surface and tack them in place. Then go around and place short intermediate length welds around the perimeter. Then re-weld the corner welds that you cut open in the first place. That should keep it flat. Be careful not to add too much weld in any one location as that will tend to make it warp again. There is (asbestos type) gasket material available to use between the mating surfaces. You might have to modify the hinge holes to move the door out the gasket material thickness.
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