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Hello,
If any competent carpenter can tell me. I have internal pine (1930s house) painted doors that fit BADLY (like a wedge gap at top or bottom exists). There no subsidence, so is odd. A competent person could fit them properly, but I am guessing would need a piece chopped off/ nailed on. (I won't do it as I am rubbish with wood...)
I wanted varnished pine doors, so was thinking of having them stripped and a carpenter fit them. However won't they look ****e if new pieces are added on at top/ bottom etc? Is it worth bothering or should I dump them and buy new as they will always look 'wrong'??
if you could give some advice I'd really appreciate it,
Thanks
If any competent carpenter can tell me. I have internal pine (1930s house) painted doors that fit BADLY (like a wedge gap at top or bottom exists). There no subsidence, so is odd. A competent person could fit them properly, but I am guessing would need a piece chopped off/ nailed on. (I won't do it as I am rubbish with wood...)
I wanted varnished pine doors, so was thinking of having them stripped and a carpenter fit them. However won't they look ****e if new pieces are added on at top/ bottom etc? Is it worth bothering or should I dump them and buy new as they will always look 'wrong'??
if you could give some advice I'd really appreciate it,
Thanks