Did myself dirty by accidentally buying too narrow a door frame - which is why it didn't sit flush with the wall on this side, making the trim install a bit tricky. Luckily I've dealt with the same issue before, so it came out alright.

Dual-booting be like:

Where did you get the door/door frame? Did you follow any tutorials?

I'm thinking of adding a partition with a door in my basement and everything I've found makes installing a door look like a nightmare. I'm good with power tools but fine-tuning adjustments is my weak point

Nice, leave the images so the next owner knows how to tear it down

It looks good, just a joke on how it usually goes

I need to play more Blue Prints

nicely done!

No king studs? No jack studs? What is this Revolutionary framing? But looks good for now. As long as atmosphere is consistent down there should hold. Let us know next season how bad the jamb warped.

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Looks good 🫡

Hordor

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Its a doorframe made of thin pine boards. Nothing to do with the load. And there is not a single complete board surrounding it. Looks good but a lot of finish work over that questionable frame. so ya know next time.