Haussmannian door 83x221.5cm

Communication door of 83cm by 221.5cm (and 3.2cm thick), glass impost, painted on one side in white and in a beige tone on the other, with its whole disassembled chambranle whose studs "exceed" 6cm below and 19.5cm above the frame of the impostor, the top was "inserted" at the ceiling, possibility of inserting bricks or panel above the impostor to preserve the full height of the impostor, the bottom fixed in the flaps of a floor. Having the "exceeding" chambers at the top and bottom makes it easy to adapt to a pose on any type of floor: parquet flooring, heated floor, tiling, etc. Adaptable in dimensions on the height of its chassis, a light sanding, a shade according to your tastes and your interior, it is ready to be laid! In addition, because of its width it is to the current standards for accessibility for people with disabilities (pmr). All 19th, haussmannian type, ground on both sides identically. The carpentry assembly is classic with flat panels, mortaises and ankles. Fine and elegant moldings in the door frame, taken over the frames. Solid and important carpentry, door 3.2cm thick, chassis of 50mm, and chassis with mouldings nearly 10cm thick. The moulded frame measures 102cm by 271cm (from the top of the painted frame to under the baseboards). This door and its carefully disassembled frame are formerly painted, not veiled, the door closes properly, and despite some rare snags and the lack of glazier putty at the impostor, visible in the photos, are in very beautiful condition, dismantled and stored in the shelter. We screwed a (unre painted) board down just to keep the square. The studs were properly noted for the installation of a switch. This door has its lock (we don't have the key...) and its white porcelain handles. The first 2 photos are the front and back.