I am fitting a cloakroom for a customer in a confined space under a staircase. I have a gap 1650 high x 880 wide which I would like to fit doors (louvre?) into. I can't find louvre doors available in sizes which would work. An alternative is cutting mdf to size but would prefer something more 'ready-made'. Does anyone have any suggestions?
suggestions for internal door problem
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A pair of 914mm X 457mm and a pair of 914mmX 457mm on top secured together too form a pair of doors.Trim 9mm of each width and 7mm of top and bottom of each.
Are they Jockey's [1650 height?]
A pair of 914mm X 457mm and a pair of 914mmX 457mm on top secured together too form a pair of doors.Trim 9mm of each width and 7mm of top and bottom of each.
Are they Jockey's [1650 height?]
Sorry I don't understand your answer....... Can you clarify please?
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You have 2 leafs. I think he means for each leaf get a 914 high door and a 762 high door, take 7mm off the top and bottom of each door. Then fix them together to make one door.
So 914+762-7-7-7-7=1648mm.
So 914+762-7-7-7-7=1648mm.
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