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RCShocker · 02.26.2009, 07:47 PM

Doors:

When we trim our doors here at work to the point of completely removing the solid bottom we just take a piece of scrap wood to add strength to the bottom of the door.

You should still have outer edges/the sides on your doors even though they are trimmed. Take a piece of wood, usually about 1" x 1", and slide it up into the lower hollow portion of your doors.

Then it can be secured with wood glue & finishing nails. I use glue and a nail gun.

Does any of that make sense? I've done it many many many times.

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RCShocker RC Monster Offline Posts: 460 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Charlotte, NC	02.26.2009, 07:47 PM Doors: When we trim our doors here at work to the point of completely removing the solid bottom we just take a piece of scrap wood to add strength to the bottom of the door. You should still have outer edges/the sides on your doors even though they are trimmed. Take a piece of wood, usually about 1" x 1", and slide it up into the lower hollow portion of your doors. Then it can be secured with wood glue & finishing nails. I use glue and a nail gun. Does any of that make sense? I've done it many many many times.