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That and rising butt hinges. I don't know why rising butts aren't
standard (they are here) thought as they make this issue of missing
the flooring (till the door is nearly closed and you don't want a gap)
nearly a non issue and means the door closes itself, handy if you have
dogs or kids that leave the door open when you want it closed (even if
not fully closed etc).

With a door which starts out being a very good fit, you may need to
chamfer one corner to clear the frame. Which might not suit purists, if
you don't need rising butts. And the only time there is little option is
in a house where things ain't square.

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