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spanishpete

Is it just where I Live in Iguaba Grande in the state of Rio, or in other parts of Brazil, where the wooden doors seam to full apart and the joints,

James

Happens in almost all costal areas of Brazil, the heat and humidity causes all kinds of problems for wood.

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James
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spanishpete

its not the wood falling apart, it the glue and joints, and ive seen this in the centre part of the country as well on the cost

James

That's right, because they use a water based wood glue. It doesn't hold up to the weather here in Brazil.

spanishpete

I see, you would think, they might want the doors to last, so use better glue

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