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            How to conceal a large inswing door in a light-filled foyer
 
            Extending the picture frame into the opening helps obscure the jamb depth needed to reach the inswing door
 
            The concept illustration
 
             
             
            A stout jamb, supporting the angled picture frame and heavy solid-core door
 
            Applying picture molding to the jamb and blocking to support the baseboards
 
            Building out the door so the picture frame and baseboard can continue across the opening
 
            Shop drawings of parts needed for the build-out
 
            Picture frame details and filler blocks for the jamb
 
            Positioning the hinges for even weight distribution and a smooth swing
 
            Hinge ordering information
 
            Working out the framing, tile, and trim in a tight existing space
 
            Main entrance and transom, precisely aligned with the vaulted ceiling
 
            Drawing attached to the custom entrance unit order
 
            Plans for framing the barrel-vaulted foyer within existing solid brick walls
 
            Wall framing and how to align the plywood wall sheathing, so all joints occur behind trim boards
 
            Details for fabricating, sheathing, and trimming the barrel vault
 
            Scenes to help the team better understand an intricate design in a confined space
