The handles on both sides of the door had screws that had gotten loose.
It was common wood screws and not consistently bolts, so something had to be
done.

A quick trip visit Clas Ohlson fixed it: I needed force, glue, chisel and
some kind of wood, that I could replace what was destroyed: I ended up
with a bracket.

How it looked on the one hand ... Not much to tighten the bolts in here ...

Nor on the other side:S

Must say that joker in batman (1989): "You can not make an omelet without
breaking eggs". It ended with that I removed what was damaged, a little
more than what I had to bracket:)

Improvised "workbench".

There was some adjustment, but I had relatively good luck with that thing
pass quickly.

Why I not bye wooden glue?! Anyway ... polyuretan glue seems to have done its
job.

Here is the working conditions. What is not in the picture is me in a
blue shirt, which I eventually replaced with a batman t-shirt. And as an
alternative to steal toe shoes I had "raggsokker".

A trained eye can see here that I have used "temporary white paint":
the sheer white tape. Guess it will end up being permanent, but plan A is to
paint in the spring / summer ....

The trick (as in the previous picture) is that I have also used a bit black
tape to emulate a keyhole :-)
Relatively satisfied with the results. It got functionally, if nothing else.