![]() A lobby does not need to be at the entryway (although it typically is). For example, hotels and theaters have lobbies, but houses do not. A lobby and foyer are typically synonymous, but lobby implies that it is a larger size. I was told by an older carpenter that I respect that the measure of a good carpenter can be made after a mistake has been made and then how the mistake is dealt with. The difference between a foyer, lobby, vestibule, and reception depends upon function, size and structure. Most doors require a minimum of two hinges: one hinge is located 7-inches from the top of the door frame, and the other hinge is located 11-inches from the. It's also possible that atypically long screws were used for the strike plate and over-tightened, pulling the jamb in. You're right that you should shim the strike area further out from the framing. They do not swing thus saving on valuable floor space but need space at the left or right of each door. This likely has nothing to do with the casing installation, but with the set of the door frame (jamb). Many of the doors are used for closets and known to take up a minimal amount of space. ![]() Hey it's worth a shot, I am sure you devoted a ton of time building them. 3.Sliding Doors: Sliding doors are mostly made of wood, glass or even feature mirrors. The plates are strong and shouldn't really be exposed to too much stress on the bottom inch of the door. The plates, or biscuits, crate a strong joint and you could use counter sunk screws to hold it until the glue sets up.Įven if the cut off is gone you could still try this grain match the bottom rail and stiles. But not too far to make the landing look unsightly and unnecessarily large. The distance must be enough to prevent any collision with anyone on the landing space. Exception: The landing or floor on the exterior side shall be not more than 73/4 inches (196 mm) below the top of the threshold provided the door does not. Landings or finished floors at the required egress door shall be not more than 11/2 inches (38 mm) lower than the top of the threshold. If painted some filler, sanding, underbody and a good top coat might do it. The door at the stop of the stairs should not swing above the staircase and must have a landing and appropriate spacing in front of them. R311.3.1 Floor Elevations at the Required Egress Doors. The door would have to be refinished and if the door wasn't painted then you would have to use some stain to try to blend in the grain to cover for the material that was removed with the saw kerf ( use a fine artist's brush). Though it is doubtful that you would still have the cut off you could use a plate jointer and reattach it. ![]() This may be a stretch, maybe even a giant leap.
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