Need some advice. The entry from our garage into our house is very drafty. Its a timber sliding door (sort of sliding barn door type track above the door frame, the door hangs from that) and i want to replace it with a swinging timber door, just a normal door.
Problem is, its a steel frame... is it just a matter of getting a timber door frame and using tek screws to anchor it then hanging a timber door off that or am i looking at something more complex?
Since your steel frame looks a little wider than a standard door, you can find the right size among the sizes of sliding doors. Also, you can measure the dimensions of your door slave in advance to order a wooden door in the store later. As far as I know, at https://www.ukoakdoors.co.uk/internal-oak-doors, the manufacturers make wooden oak doors to order if you ask them about them. What's wrong with the current sliding doors? I think about making one for a pantry in an old village house. In my city house, all the doors are made in the Victorian style, made of solid oak. I like their quality, the smoothness of the movements of the good attachment. I'm just interested in your opinion.
-- Edited by brierstuckett on Tuesday 21st of June 2022 07:36:20 AM