After seeing a stylish solution for a door to a walk-in closet online, I'm wondering what you more experienced folks think. The wall I will be working on is a standard 70 mm interior wall in an apartment. As seen in the picture, the frame will be positioned a bit outside the cut-out wall. There are several questions:
- Recommended dimensions? As the picture from the room shows, I have measured what the actual door panel would be (82.5x204). This measurement is not set in stone. Since it won't have a conventional frame, some custom solution must be built.
- How do you get "invisible" hinges that don't protrude at all?
- How do you reinforce around the new door opening? Is it enough to place 45x45 around it and screw it in?
- Is it possible to use a regular interior door and then glue a mirror onto it?
If anyone has done something similar, I would appreciate your response!
