Hi all,
not been on here for ages, but i need your help now.
We want to change our internal doors, however almost all of them are non-uniformed widths.
Got some at 725mm wide and some at 824mm wide. They are standard 1981mm high.
Standard sizes near to those as far as i can see are 762, 868. Can get 838, but would need to trim about 7mm off each edge.
So, was wondering whether its worth trying to spruce the existing ones up to make them look similar to what we wanted to replace them with. Buying bespoke sizes would likely cost way over £100 a door....and that aint happening, especially as i'll then have to chisel/drill for hinges and furniture.
Thought about adding some panelling to the faces so they something like these.
Obviously not near the edges so it doesn't thicken the rebate parts of the door.
I could use lengths of mdf stuck to the face, caulked up and then the whole thing painted perhaps.
Open to suggestions/advice.
Thanks
not been on here for ages, but i need your help now.
We want to change our internal doors, however almost all of them are non-uniformed widths.
Got some at 725mm wide and some at 824mm wide. They are standard 1981mm high.
Standard sizes near to those as far as i can see are 762, 868. Can get 838, but would need to trim about 7mm off each edge.
So, was wondering whether its worth trying to spruce the existing ones up to make them look similar to what we wanted to replace them with. Buying bespoke sizes would likely cost way over £100 a door....and that aint happening, especially as i'll then have to chisel/drill for hinges and furniture.
Thought about adding some panelling to the faces so they something like these.
Obviously not near the edges so it doesn't thicken the rebate parts of the door.
I could use lengths of mdf stuck to the face, caulked up and then the whole thing painted perhaps.
Open to suggestions/advice.
Thanks