Hi folks
I've been meaning to get round to making new wooden doors for my garage. Current door is up-and-over and I want to replace with double hinged doors.
Is it better to use tannalised or untreated planed wood? Obviously the tannalised stuff will be more naturally rot-resistant, but also less consistent in dimension (in my experience). Or maybe a combination - treated for the frame and untreated for the boards?
Construction will be z-frame, something like 44mm x 70mm for the frame, with 18mm boards on the outside. Avoiding T&G to reduce the risk of warping.
Any other hints also gratefully received.
Cheers
J
I've been meaning to get round to making new wooden doors for my garage. Current door is up-and-over and I want to replace with double hinged doors.
Is it better to use tannalised or untreated planed wood? Obviously the tannalised stuff will be more naturally rot-resistant, but also less consistent in dimension (in my experience). Or maybe a combination - treated for the frame and untreated for the boards?
Construction will be z-frame, something like 44mm x 70mm for the frame, with 18mm boards on the outside. Avoiding T&G to reduce the risk of warping.
Any other hints also gratefully received.
Cheers
J