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I want to put a new exterior door from my hall to an unheated enclosed
porch. I want to get a double pane glass, but I don't want to replace the jam with an opening width of exactly 30 inches. The door's width on the outside measures 29.75 inches and inside measures a little less than 30 inches. Thus, the door's edge is beveled. The existing door is 1 and 3/8's inches thick. A new door would be 1.75 inches. The door has to be narrower than the jam width. Should I have the door's outside edge beveled like the old one or should I have the door trimmed on both sides about a quarter of an inch total? |
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