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    Quote Originally Posted by rbeau30 View Post
    Yeah sure! My contractor dude might be ready soon for a set of doors (he is letting me buy the "finishing touches" of this particular project) but I am sure I can stall him. I do have the checkbook and haven't paid him the last bit yet HA HA.




    These doors will be the entrance to a theater room, and right outside is the kid's sitting/play area, so I would like as little light to go through the door as possible. I had thought of frosting them for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rbeau30 View Post




    These doors will be the entrance to a theater room, and right outside is the kid's sitting/play area, so I would like as little light to go through the door as possible. I had thought of frosting them for sure.
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    Call A Door. The owners name is Robert Fisher. Nice guy and reasonably priced from what I remember when I worked there.
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    so is your opening 60 x 80 total? this will a special order door anyway, your opening is not large enough for standard rough in. standard rough in for a 5 foot double french door would run 62X82

    you will be cutting this door down and it will be very tight on the sides, you need to allow room for shims to true the door
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    Quote Originally Posted by rockhound View Post
    so is your opening 60 x 80 total? this will a special order door anyway, your opening is not large enough for standard rough in. standard rough in for a 5 foot double french door would run 62X82

    you will be cutting this door down and it will be very tight on the sides, you need to allow room for shims to true the door
    I actually think the opening is 62x82 I think I misspoke up in the OP. Thanks for the reminder, I need to double-check.

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