Aug 14, 2012 · A doorway? passageway? archway? lintel? soffit? I have to label one on an architectural drawing, and it occurred to me that there may be a more technically accurate term for it than …

Jul 23, 2025 · Almost certainly; each doorway has a doubled stud. Run two nice-looking but solid pieces of wood between both of those studs, across the width of the wall, and also attach them to the offset …

My sink is on one side of my galley kitchen and the fridge is on the other. The living room doorway is between the water line to the sink and the fridge. The house sits on a slab so there is no ba...

I'd like to add a door into the entrance of a passageway which leads into the bedrooms. The entrance dimensions are 87 1/4 X 39 3/4 and is drywall. it seems the standard door widths are 36 X 80, so...

My question is that is it necessary to really use transition molding on each doorway ? My house got standard size room doors and they are all less than 4 ft. My master room has 3 doors. I don't want to …

Jul 9, 2023 · However, sometimes just removing the top, door, and hoses will make a machine shallower (front to back) than its initial width, soyou could do that amd fit through a doorway sideways.

Oct 24, 2023 · If there is a door (not just a doorway, an actual door that closes) a transition strip won't look so bad, and a change of flooring won't look bad even if it's the same product. If there is a step or …

Here the opposite side of the doorway, where the piece is clicked. Note that the central part (piece 2) goes well under the door frame: And finally the entire door frame. Excuse the blurry shot, but I hope …

How do I feed an ethernet cable through a doorway without damaging the door or wall? Ask Question Asked 8 years, 9 months ago Modified 8 years, 8 months ago

All doorways in my home lack moulding. There appears to be quarter round that is flush with the walls, which I don't love. Is this a style? Or has the moulding been removed for painting and not rep...