Was hoping to flush fit the large sliding doors, so kids (and me, really) wouldn't trip over them when going in and out of the house. Trouble is that after having done my last calculations, I'm consistently 1cm (10mm) too low. So the finished floor with stick up by 10mm above the doorframe.
I'm not sure how problematic this will be, but I'd rather fix it now instead of seeing a rough unfinished side of the floor when the doors are open. As such I'm looking to fix "something" to the bricks to bring them up by 10mm.
Initially I thought about a 10mm mortar bed, but I don't think this will be strong enough. It will also be tricky to have a very consistent 10mm bed I think.
Any thoughts on what I might be able to squeeze in that won't compact and will be strong enough for a door this size?
NOTE: door has not been fitted or ordered yet. I will ask the fitter as well when I next see him, but thought I'd ask here too for some good ideas.
I'm not sure how problematic this will be, but I'd rather fix it now instead of seeing a rough unfinished side of the floor when the doors are open. As such I'm looking to fix "something" to the bricks to bring them up by 10mm.
Initially I thought about a 10mm mortar bed, but I don't think this will be strong enough. It will also be tricky to have a very consistent 10mm bed I think.
Any thoughts on what I might be able to squeeze in that won't compact and will be strong enough for a door this size?
NOTE: door has not been fitted or ordered yet. I will ask the fitter as well when I next see him, but thought I'd ask here too for some good ideas.