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You definitely need to use recessed(hidden) hinges
Nice, for those of us who like modern look. However hinges need to either be white or hidden
What is the cost of a Kerf door compared to a normal door? Not just material cost but I would guess the install cost more as well?
If drywall installer is not familiar, training is a cost. If they know how to do it, then you have no casing, which means less carpenter and less painting of trim.
Very interesting, always something good from you!
I will keep it up. Live chat starts every Thursday at 5PM MST
would that not crack due to vibration from door being shut and opened?
Surprisingly they do not crack. There is some metal flashing that fits inside the kerf channel. This actually makes the door stronger.
What level of risk is there of the drywall cracking around the door from the stress of opening and closing (and potentially slamming) the door?
I have not seen any problems, as long as the door is installed well.
Isn't your framing needed to be perfectly straight and plumb ? It's not the case in most houses I have worked on
Are kerfed doors less expensive than a cased door? What are the positives? What are the drawbacks if any?
I would also like to know the pros and cons of Kerf
It's mostly design choice. I personally do not like them. They are more of a headache.
I would guess harder on the drywallers
Where could i get these drywall flashing? Or could i juts use a straight corner bead?
I think we can use corner bead
You definitely need to use recessed(hidden) hinges
Nice, for those of us who like modern look. However hinges need to either be white or hidden
What is the cost of a Kerf door compared to a normal door? Not just material cost but I would guess the install cost more as well?
If drywall installer is not familiar, training is a cost. If they know how to do it, then you have no casing, which means less carpenter and less painting of trim.
Very interesting, always something good from you!
I will keep it up. Live chat starts every Thursday at 5PM MST
would that not crack due to vibration from door being shut and opened?
Surprisingly they do not crack. There is some metal flashing that fits inside the kerf channel. This actually makes the door stronger.
What level of risk is there of the drywall cracking around the door from the stress of opening and closing (and potentially slamming) the door?
I have not seen any problems, as long as the door is installed well.
Isn't your framing needed to be perfectly straight and plumb ? It's not the case in most houses I have worked on
Are kerfed doors less expensive than a cased door? What are the positives? What are the drawbacks if any?
I would also like to know the pros and cons of Kerf
It's mostly design choice. I personally do not like them. They are more of a headache.
I would guess harder on the drywallers
Where could i get these drywall flashing? Or could i juts use a straight corner bead?
I think we can use corner bead