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  1. I love how these turned out! You did a great job. I wish I had the room for a door like that. Thank you for detailed instructions. If I ever get to make a door like this I’ll definitely use your tips. Thanks again Christene!

    1. Christene Holder says:

      Thank you so much! I appreciate the kind words. I always feel like my posts end up being so long……but I love to add details!

      Thanks for stopping by the blog.

      >> Christene

  2. This guide of yours would be perfect for my husband’s next DIY project. He loves improving our home and he spends every weekends to make some minor changes. He usually gets his plans from work but since you’ve already put up everything here, it would be a lot easier for him. Thank you!

  3. Great job … It turned out so well … 🙂
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  4. It looks so beautiful! I didn’t know it would look so elegant. Must convince the people in the house to change our doors! HAHAHA. Love this! xoxo

  5. What size screws did you purchase for the hanging kit? I purchased 3” screws and I have the door up but it is hitting the door trim and won’t close Trying to find a resolution, should I take off trim? Smaller screw? Thanks!

    1. Christene Holder says:

      Hey, unless your setup is different from ours, I don’t think the screw length has any effect on the distance the door sits away from the wall/trim. We had the same issue with trim which is why we had to add the oak “spacer” above the door to push the whole door assembly away from the trim. If I am misunderstanding the issue, just let me know, but I would look at increasing the thickness of the spacer that the hardware attaches to.

      >> Christene

    2. Christene Holder says:

      Hey Kim, I think you have the dome nuts on the wrong side of the door. We put the dome nuts facing out, and the thinner hex heads on the trim side…that might be the problem.

      Hope this helps,
      >> Christene

  6. Looks great. I need to build the same type of door. I was wondering how you covered up the side of the plywood which it seems like would show once the door was hung. Did you just paint it?

    1. Christene Holder says:

      Jared – yep we just primed and painted it.

      >> Christene

  7. Stephanie says:

    I love your style door that you built! We are going to try to make this today. I had a question about the size of trim MDF boards. The computer diagram shows you using 1×6’s but in your blog post, you wrote 1×4’s. Which one did you end up using? Thanks!

    1. Hi Stephanie! Sorry for the confusion there. For all of the door we used the 1×4. At the base we wanted the trim to look larger so we used a 1×6 and a 1×2 to beef it up. But we only used that at the bottom. I hope that makes sense

      >> Christene

  8. michael ferrante says:

    I am considering having a door made similar to this using the same plywood and style and rails, but my concern over time is this: Will the door warp or twist since the rails and styles are not joined? Have you had any feedback about the doors warping over time?

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