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So I currently have a 74" Pella sliding glass door in my kitchen. After 35+
years it is literally falling apart. I came across a good deal on a "Hurd 6' all wood doors, "FPD 3/4" Insl", antique trim and handle" but it is for a 71" rough opening. I'm wondering if I could add a stud at either end (all on one end?) to make the opening smaller? I figure as long as I attached this ??"cripple stud"?? to the jack studs with like 3" screws it should work fine. What do you guys think? --Greg |
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