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Trimless Doors
I have a project that calls for a number of "concealed passage doors" similar to the Oval office with no casing at all. Does anyone know a surefire way to be assured that nothing will crack in the future? The walls are plaster brick making matters more difficult. 5/4 Kerf jamb was one suggestion. Im not sure how the jamb will meet the finished plaster this way.
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Re: Trimless Doors
Don't know about sure fire, but my best try would be to caulk the joint with a very high grade polyurethane, leaving it a little proud of the surface, and letting it cure, then sand it flush. 3M 5200 Marine Sealant would be my first choice, it is tenacious stuff.
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Re: Trimless Doors
Do you mean, plaster/drywall with no casing, just the doors?
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Re: Trimless Doors
AtlanticWBconst,
Your pic is exactly what I am looking to do, EXCEPT: The doors are 3/0x8/0x1 3/4" The base molding must continue over the door |
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