Hi,
About to order a composite front door to fit myself. However, I was wondering how I'd go about ensuring there is minimal lip on the bottom of the door frame. Currently, you've got to step over it and its a bit rubbish. I feel like it'd look a lot better being almost flush with the floor (will open inwards so appreciate I need a small lip just so the door will open). Is that a standard thing to do or is it likely to lead to other issues? I'm assuming I just need to make the frame slightly bigger so the door sits lower in the overall opening?
Thanks all
About to order a composite front door to fit myself. However, I was wondering how I'd go about ensuring there is minimal lip on the bottom of the door frame. Currently, you've got to step over it and its a bit rubbish. I feel like it'd look a lot better being almost flush with the floor (will open inwards so appreciate I need a small lip just so the door will open). Is that a standard thing to do or is it likely to lead to other issues? I'm assuming I just need to make the frame slightly bigger so the door sits lower in the overall opening?
Thanks all