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Gap between trim and pre hung door.
I just got through hanging a pre hung door with Quick Door hangers which worked really well. However, the new frame of the door is flush with the inside of the rough opening but there is about a 3/4” gap on the back. Then when I started putting the trim back on, there is a significant gap between the frame a trim. Did I install the door wrong? Can I fill this gap with maybe a piece of toe kick trim? The trim also seem to be 1/8” wider than the new frame which I guess I can rip down on a table saw. Or maybe just get all new trim? submitted by /u/bmcwood [link] [comments]
| | I just got through hanging a pre hung door with Quick Door hangers which worked really well. However, the new frame of the door is flush with the inside of the rough opening but there is about a 3/4” gap on the back. Then when I started putting the trim back on, there is a significant gap between the frame a trim. Did I install the door wrong? Can I fill this gap with maybe a piece of toe kick trim? The trim also seem to be 1/8” wider than the new frame which I guess I can rip down on a table saw. Or maybe just get all new trim? [link] [comments] |
