wardrobe door frame

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Just finished building a frame for my new built in wardrobe. Slight problem I have with it though is that the floor is not as level as I hoped for.

The pic below shows the problem, has anyone got any advice as the best way to continue. Don't want to end up with huge gap on the bottom left and no gap at the right.

The gap on the left is 30mm and the right it 10mm. Obviously I need to leave some space for clearance and carpet.


Thanks.
 
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the usual is a plinth to line up with the skirting or there abouts with the frame base at that height doors should never ideally be on the floor covering or at roof level as there is no way off leveling the doors or frames
 
I know this is going to hurt,but lift the frame enough to get a bottom rail in and a four inch skirting that should soak up the difference
 
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Cut an inch or so off both the top and bottom rail, raise the doors so they're flush with the transom (head of frame) leaving u with roughly a 2" gap at the bottom then scribe in a fillet to suit the floor. Might be easier that way
 

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