Ron , another great job! I remember watching you when you were on local t.v. Here in the s.f.Bay Area glad I found you again after all these years ❤new subscriber here 😊

Good job Ron! You made it look so easy! I can't wait to get started! Thanks!

Absolutely beautiful!

If you are renovating old doors from before the 70s, there may be mouldings underneath the flat panels that someone covered up! Funny how fashions change.

Beautiful😍 🏽🎀

Beautiful work ❤️ Do you have any videos on how to remove water stains on hard wood floors ? Do let me know thx 😊

What are the measurements of the top and bottom trip for the panels?

I’ve been thinking of doing exactly the same thing for several years and decided to check on KZread. Bingo! Does anyone know what the molding type/size is?

@neilouellette3004

2 жыл бұрын

Quarter round molding. With so many size's and style's is up to you. Go to Home Depot or Lowes and choose from that assortment.

@robertcontri4087

2 жыл бұрын

@@neilouellette3004 Thank you very much!

What do I ask for when I go to buy the wood for the panels and what thickness please? Thankyou,

This doesn’t make the door thicker? Will it still fit the space

yuk. Now they look like a 1970's attempt to replicate a paneled door. IMHO, that rich wood grain they originally had was far superior.

@evelynmyers4173

2 жыл бұрын

Same. The previous owners painted over the wood flat panels at our house and I HATE it. No going back now without a TON of work. Only ones they didnt touch were the pocket doors.

@finallythere100

2 жыл бұрын

@@evelynmyers4173 and Kirk - I hear you, but nothing really good about the flat interior, hollow doors. I have them in my new (older) house, and they are now very dark, with wood grain. I don't think they do ANYTHING for the house, but I like the darker wood color and grain - if only they were better doors. ... I am going to either replace all interior doors with real wood panel doors OR. go with tutorial of adding real panels to the flat doors. There is a tutorial (not YT) that I saw online. Can use 1/4 inch plywood or even thinner Luan. With it that thin you don't need a transition moulding - just a flat, thin piece of panel over the door. (Hope you know what I mean.). The 2 disadvantages of this is that you have to drill a hole for the panel to fit doorknob, plus you will add depth to the door, so the door jams have to be removed and repositioned. Want to see if I can get someone to do it, and compare $ to purchasing and hanging new doors, etc. (If I remove doors and hardware, and even door jam, it should help with time and cost??) ... My other consideration is that I am not going with the cheap hollow panel interior doors. Can't stand the look or the sound/feel when closing the doors. Real wood is just so much better. What are you going to do? ...and then, whether to switch to solid brass doorknobs, LOL!