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How to make the bathroom door more discreet/semi-hidden
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I hadn't considered wallpaper at all. But wouldn't the movement in the doorframe that Doozergirl mentioned cause the wall paper to rip?TELLIT01 said:Fit a flush faced door, remove architraves and wallpaper the entire wall and door. Ironmongery as described by the OP should do the rest. Regarding the skirting board, simply leaving a gap of about 1" (thickness of the skirting board) at the hinge end of the door, and putting skirting on the rest, should overcome that issue.0 -
think wallpaper is at risk of fraying edges.....unless there is a solution to that!0
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