Internal doors, glazed doors and second fix joinery
Doors hung to close cleanly with an even gap all round, plus the frames, architraves and skirting that finish a room.
A well-hung door swings freely, latches without a push and has the same gap all the way round. Getting there takes a square lining, careful planing and hinges set at the right depth.
I hang oak and painted internal doors, fit glazed and black-framed doors, and do the second fix joinery that goes with them: linings, architraves, skirting and boxing in.
What this covers
- Oak and painted internal doors
- Glazed and black-framed doors
- Door linings and architraves
- Skirting boards
- Boxing in and general second fix
Covering West Yorkshire, mainly Wakefield, Featherstone and Pontefract. See all areas.
GuideJoiner or carpenter: what's the difference, and who do you need?
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Questions about doors and internal joinery
Do you fit skirting and architrave as well as doors?
Yes. Linings, architraves and skirting are part of the same second fix, so they can be done in one visit with the doors.
Can you fit glazed internal doors?
Yes. The black-framed glazed double doors on this page are one example.
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