DIY custom made door

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Hello,

I've a small store right by the entrance of the house that is covered by a tatty door made from cardboard (without a handle) by the previous owner.

I want to install a proper door there that looks good too.

But the dimensions of the opening are quite unique. Its 2100mm by 420mm.

Can someone please advise what would be the best way & material to carve a door of this size?

Any links/ pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for your help in advance..
 
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Thanks leeco,

This seems fairly involved.

Are there door types that can be cut to size when assembling

or solid doors that can simply be cut with a circle saw from the hinge side?
 
Thanks leeco,

This seems fairly involved.

Are there door types that can be cut to size when assembling

or solid doors that can simply be cut with a circle saw from the hinge side?

I think you would get away with cutting a standard 30 or 32 inch solid 6 panel door to the size you want near the middle of the door.
 
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I think you would get away with cutting a standard 30 or 32 inch solid 6 panel door to the size you want near the middle of the door.

Really? 30 inch is 762mm. I need 420mm. So cut 170mm from both sides?

How wide are the side panels on the 30 inch doors?
 
Hello,

I've a small store right by the entrance of the house that is covered by a tatty door made from cardboard (without a handle) by the previous owner.

I want to install a proper door there that looks good too.

But the dimensions of the opening are quite unique. Its 2100mm by 420mm.

Can someone please advise what would be the best way & material to carve a door of this size?

Any links/ pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for your help in advance..
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