How to Build a Closet Door

Building a closet door is a relatively easy project. This article will show you how to make a rough opening 2 foot bi fold door for an inexpensive price

1. Measure the space in your closet and draw out a sketch of the size of the door that you would like to build

2. Cut out all of your lumber, including the rabbet boards, and lay them out on your worktable so that they are ready to assemble when they are cut into sections

3. Use your circular saw or table saw to cut each board down to length according to their design specifications. Be sure to leave an extra inch on each side of each board for trimming later on after assembly has been completed

4. Cut your rabbet boards by hand with either a table saw or jigsaw depending on how much work you want do yourself versus hiring someone else for this step (you can also use an electric router). The goal here is to create grooves in both ends of each board that will be used later on as part of the assembly process so that when we screw them together everything lines up perfectly.

rough opening 2 foot bi fold door

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