I was just about to ask what the moulding name was as it's really nice. Is it a 2 piece? I did plinth blocks on my doors in the hall but they're just square blocks with a small chamfer on the 3 edges. I much prefer them like you have where they follow the shape of the architrave.
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A shot of the finished door in it's entirety (not just the top half) would have been nice, just a suggestion.🤷♂
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A person could be forgiven for assuming the door lining is square ,that angle finding was a great tip,well done .👍👍📐📐
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I was just about to ask what the moulding name was as it's really nice. Is it a 2 piece?
I did plinth blocks on my doors in the hall but they're just square blocks with a small chamfer on the 3 edges. I much prefer them like you have where they follow the shape of the architrave.
But what's the point in that, if they are the same as the architrave, surely you'd just do the architrave down to the skirting? 🤷♂
The nail gun literally runs the surface finish on the wood.
ruins?
@@neilbroomfield3080 correct. That would be a typo.
What a load of messing about .