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Door cockpit camouflage

oldsmokey · 2021-06-12 18:37:09

We have double doors fitted off the kitchen, set into an old, very thick opening. Our goddam plasterer made a hames of plastering overhead, and to open these doors requires there be a huge gap at the top of the door so as it won’t catch the misaligned ceiling when swinging the door open..a pure pita..anyone know of a…

12-06-2021 7:37pm

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We have double doors fitted off the kitchen, set into an old, very thick opening. Our goddam plasterer made a hames of plastering overhead, and to open these doors requires there be a huge gap at the top of the door so as it won’t catch the misaligned ceiling when swinging the door open..a pure pita..anyone know of a not-savage looking trim I could fit to the door that would allow the door swing open, yet conceal the eye-watering gap…I’m thinking those door sweep jobbies, but prettier😌 thanks

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