Doing the Doors
I've started work on the interior doors. There are 6 of them all together. Each one is a 30" fir single panel door made by Rouge Valley Doors. The hardware is oiled bronze with glass knobs from Rejuvenation. 5 of the door latches are tube latches, which are very easy to install. You just have to drill out a 7/8" hole about 3 1/2" deep and the tube shaped latch assembly slides right in. Then you just have to drill another 1/2" hole crosswise for the door knob shaft. I installed the latch and hinges on the 1st door and I hope to have it hung by tomorrow. Here are some pictures.
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9 Comments:
That is one gorgeous door!
Nice door! We have similiar doors in our house. Those new locksets sound a lot easier that the old mortise style ones.
love the door, love the hardware, LOVE the wall color! i think my husband would revolt if i painted something purple!
@laurie, thanks for your kind words.
@derek, yes, I like the tube latch. But, I will still need to put in a mortise latch for the bathroom door that needs both a knob and skeleton key lock (more later).
@sheila, ha! This is Jenn's room and she picked the color. I'll make sure she reads gets your comment. :-)
That is a beautiful door. I love the color of fir.
Hey Greg, are your handles glass or crystal or plastic?
They are glass. I got them from Rejuvenation. Plastic is a big no no in Craftsman (natural materials are stressed).
Greg and Jenn, beautiful doors! If I could be so bold as to ask the price per door? I'm guessing that you bought slabs and not pre-hung? Was pre-hung an option? Are the doors custom or stock? Once again beautifull doors!
Kevin from Denver
Hi Kevin. The doors are stock 30" fir panel and frame from Rogue Valley. There is a link to their web site in the original post. I think I paid about $200 per door, but I can't remember exactly. I believe there is an option to get them pre-hung, but I wanted to use those specific hinges.
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