Would it be hard to "make" a door frame to fit a set of doors?

tea and coffee · 2013-05-07 23:35:31

I say make; I don't mean hand make...I mean get some materials from Chadwicks or that and make up a frame to suit a set of doors (buying secondhand)...or would it be cheaper just to buy the whole lot together? thanks

08-05-2013 12:35AM

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I say make; I don't mean hand make...I mean get some materials from Chadwicks or that and make up a frame to suit a set of doors (buying secondhand)...or would it be cheaper just to buy the whole lot together?

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You will but the door frame in a full length with enough for the top and two sides so no prob

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#3 08-05-2013 11:02AM

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tea and coffee wrote: »

I say make; I don't mean hand make...I mean get some materials from Chadwicks or that and make up a frame to suit a set of doors (buying secondhand)...or would it be cheaper just to buy the whole lot together?

thanks

Double doors ? You'll need 2 lengths, prob 5" x 2" PAO ( planed finish ). Cheap as chips. Not difficult if you're handy.

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