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Old 02-17-2008, 09:19 PM   #1
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Close call

I took this on one of jobs I'm on.

Nice, eh?



Yes, the door passes by the toilet - but just barely.

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Old 02-17-2008, 09:22 PM   #2
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Looks like a knee banger if you sittin on the toilet and someone opens the door, best lock it when your on the pot.
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The problem that led to this is that there are two doorways to this bathroom. Would this still be considered a Jack 'n Jill even though one entrance is from a study, the other the front foyer?
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Old 02-17-2008, 09:26 PM   #5
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Are you joking! Sparky's can ALWAYS be counted upon to add some ingredients to the plumber's pot!
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That looks like a roomier version
of a motel in Dove Creek Utah!
Was the front door jamb busted
at the latch keeper too?
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The problem that led to this is that there are two doorways to this bathroom. Would this still be considered a Jack 'n Jill even though one entrance is from a study, the other the front foyer?
I dunno?

My cape has a "Jack n' Jill" bathroom set-up.
I put all pocket doors in
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Jack and Jill baths are when there's a bedroom on either side.
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I got that beat, I wish I had a picture too, Door was opposite swing of that one, and toilet protruded into swing path. Someone actually cut a half circle out of the door so it could swing past the toilet!
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I got that beat, I wish I had a picture too, Door was opposite swing of that one, and toilet protruded into swing path. Someone actually cut a half circle out of the door so it could swing past the toilet!
Did they add a half circle bump-out on the jamb for when the door is closed?
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Did they add a half circle bump-out on the jamb for when the door is closed?
Why do I doubt that.
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Did they add a half circle bump-out on the jamb for when the door is closed?
Negative, The new HO hired me to hang her a new outswing door, so that her &^$$# could not be seen from the hallway when she was doing her thang
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You an always cut a notch in the door . . .
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Negative, The new HO hired me to hang her a new outswing door, so that her &^$$# could not be seen from the hallway when she was doing her thang
Why didn't they do that from the get-go?
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