Hi all,
As above, we're in a mid terrace with attached garage and plan to knock a hole in the wall between hall and garage to fit an internal door.
The wall is double skinned with a cavity between, and door will be opening INTO the garage.
The total depth of wall including cavity is 240mm so much bigger than most door linings. Have been advised to fit a "normal" set of linings only on the side we plan to hang the door (hall side so it looks nice from in there - don't care how it looks from inside the garage to, to a degree) and use sheet material on the other side to line the rest of the opening.
However, does that pose a problem hinging the door on the side of the opening furthest from where the door opens into?
I hope that makes sense! All help appreciated!
Thanks
Michael
As above, we're in a mid terrace with attached garage and plan to knock a hole in the wall between hall and garage to fit an internal door.
The wall is double skinned with a cavity between, and door will be opening INTO the garage.
The total depth of wall including cavity is 240mm so much bigger than most door linings. Have been advised to fit a "normal" set of linings only on the side we plan to hang the door (hall side so it looks nice from in there - don't care how it looks from inside the garage to, to a degree) and use sheet material on the other side to line the rest of the opening.
However, does that pose a problem hinging the door on the side of the opening furthest from where the door opens into?
I hope that makes sense! All help appreciated!
Thanks
Michael