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Are you planning on keeping the doors?
FWIW I have an internal door with no architrave and the vibrations from closing it cause cracks, only small ones, but it does need touching up every now and again. I finished it myself with skim of filler to blend out any height differences, also did that with new loft underage storage.
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I reckon if you took off the existing plastic trim you could get the plasterer to overboard the door lining perhaps? then could use a stop bead where the plaster meets the PVC door frame.
i can't tell if that makes sense the way i've said..!
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Is the door reveal painted timber board we can see the end edge of ?
What’s the skirting doing at the bottom ? My instinct is you need to add an architrave of some kind or plant a stop bead on the existing lining and then add a new lining inside that to get a minimal look.
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Not sure where to post, but this seems like a hotbed of good ideas so....
This wall used to have wood panelling which we've removed and will be re-plastered. After plastering the French door frame surround will no long meet the wall surface - currently estimating a few mm.
We like the cleaner look of no arcatrave(sp?). But I'm a bit stumped as to what to do.
My only thought was a browse of b&q for some sort of L-Shaped edging. However, then the question is how would you deal with the corners/joins between the two vertical sides and horizontal top?
Any smart and stylish ideas appreciated.
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