Standard interior doors can sometimes be trimmed, but the safe amount depends on the door’s construction, manufacturer instructions, panel layout and hardware position. Finish carpenter Jack Cenk Ozer explains why a door that can physically be cut may still look… Read More »Can a Standard Interior Door Be Cut Shorter or Narrower? What the Door Construction Allows
Can you continue living in your house while the interior doors are being replaced? Learn how floor-by-floor installation limits disruption, how quickly bedroom and bathroom doors are restored, where doors are prepared, and what homeowners should expect each day.
Can you replace interior doors without replacing the frame? Sometimes, yes — but the existing jamb, hinges, latch, casing, wall condition and door weight all need to be checked first. This guide explains when a slab door replacement makes sense… Read More »Can You Replace Interior Doors Without Replacing the Frame?
Wood Job Finish Carpentry replaced Jim’s old six-panel interior doors with raised two-panel doors in Oakville. After a five-star experience, he invited us back to install crown molding on the second floor.
Thinking about replacing hollow-core interior doors with solid-core doors? Learn what to check first: jambs, hinges, casing, latch alignment, sound, weight and installation.