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Default doorway header


I am going to put a closet in a hallway on a load-bearing wall. I only
have room for a 20" door which means I will have to cut one stud and
about 22" span between studs. Do I need a header above the door to
support the one stud I will cut (which means I'd probably have to go
with an 18" door)?


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