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Framing a door
Can't remember ... it's been so long. I will be installing a pre-hung
32" wide door in a new wall I plan to build in my basement. How wide and tall do I frame the opening? This is not a supporting wall. Do I need to put a header at the top or will a simple verticle and horizontal 2 x 4 do? Thanks. |
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