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Internal door replacement

MackQ · 2006-02-22 01:51:36

I'm thinking of getting my internal doors and frames replaced (15 approx). What is the going rate for this type of work? Do carpenters charge by the unit (i.e. frame built, door hung & handle fitted) or just by the day? I would be supplying all the materials. MackQ.

22-02-2006 1:51am

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MackQ

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I'm thinking of getting my internal doors and frames replaced (15 approx).

What is the going rate for this type of work? Do carpenters charge by the unit (i.e. frame built, door hung & handle fitted) or just by the day?

I would be supplying all the materials.

MackQ.

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#2 22-02-2006 11:02am

O-Ninio

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When I'm I charge per door unless its part of a large job. Usually charge somewhere round €80, which is about average. There is obviously a lot more involved in your job than just the door hanging so it may be wise to get an overall price and divide it by the number of units to see what the price per opening is.
Get a good carpenter to do the job for you a lot of the fellows Ive come across doing doors are not true carpenters they merely do door hanging on existing frames.

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