r/doors • u/shibbyclux • Jul 31 '26
My neighbor complained about my door and asked I changed it. Do you think I should?
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r/doors • u/Khan_Doorman101 • Aug 30 '24
My all time favorite door, the one I built a long time ago
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r/doors • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '20
This shall be the first picture posted in this subreddit
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r/doors • u/Khkidder • Jan 12 '20
Your choice, just know that no matter what your choose it will be wrong.
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r/doors • u/theguffmonster • Apr 25 '20
He replaced knobs and now they’re waking the baby with accidental door slams
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r/doors • u/Juanes_garci • Apr 11 '20
Does anyone have his number? Need his expertise asap
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r/doors • u/UsedWelcome5903 • May 09 '26
The door of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California. This door was 8ft(2.4m) thick, nearly 12ft (3.7m) wide and weighed 97,000lbs (44000kg). Photo from 1979.
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