Been a long day, need help with door linings :)
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125mm x32mm is the closest.
89+31= 120mm
115mm is too small.
You can find 120mmx 27mm (finished size) if you hunt around, but I just use some off the shelf 125mm x32mm from TP, & adjusted the skim when I put a doorway in here.
89+31= 120mm
115mm is too small.
You can find 120mmx 27mm (finished size) if you hunt around, but I just use some off the shelf 125mm x32mm from TP, & adjusted the skim when I put a doorway in here.
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I've just paid for 800 door linings to be reduced by 5mm 
Funny things door linings Macca, different brands, different finish sizes, I had them from 27mm & up to 38mm thickness, & the width has been just as bad.
Just got a new lining for the outside toilet, & the wall is 100mm single block, picked up a lining set on my travels & it 's said 108mm width, nearer to 103mm I say, totally useless as I was going to skim the wall.
Just got a new lining for the outside toilet, & the wall is 100mm single block, picked up a lining set on my travels & it 's said 108mm width, nearer to 103mm I say, totally useless as I was going to skim the wall.
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The architect here messed up the total thickness of the build up of the walls when drawing up his door schedule, I assume he assumed skim coat when we are T&J, so every lining is 5mm too big.
What would the ideal size be in your opinion?
As my earlier answer 30",prehaps I should have been more precise in my reply.
I have two bedrooms here, which has doors 27" wide & it's darn awkward getting some things through the doorway.