I moved my business into a new building, and there is a doorway i want to put up a door in it. However the doorway is about 1/4" narrower at the bottom, than the top. Neither of the top corners are square. I am looking for the easiest way with the least amount of work and knowledge needed to hang this door. It is only a barrier, it is not for security. It will be closed most of the time, so i am not worried if it is going to naturally swing open or closed.
Also, the cuts for the hinges on the door and the frame do not line up. I am fine with buying a new door, but I would rather not replace the frame of i can avoid it.
Any suggestions?
If the door is hollow, you may reveal the cavity inside, which I suppose could be filled in with wood filler. But I don’t think the result would be attractive.disregard, below commenter is correct, and was replying to this paragraph ^Another aspect of this solution is that the door isn’t easily replaceable if it has to be planed like this. It’s no longer a rectangle. A replacement door would have to be modified too.
That doesn’t sound likely, there’s usually a frame all around that is at least an inch thick, and probably more like a couple.