Hello!
We are considering getting help to remove two arches (one narrow and one wide), which will be replaced by two rectangular openings. No doors will be installed, but I thought it would be nice to have a frame in the opening. The house was built in 1926, and for the thick wall (about 30 cm), I want a frame that is not completely smooth/straight, but rather a bit narrower in the middle and, so to speak, goes in stages toward the middle of the arch to give a softer impression.
It shouldn't be too difficult to craft a frame, right?
Does anyone know of a description online or have tips on literature?
The reason for my inexperienced question is that I am completely new to carpentry.
We are considering getting help to remove two arches (one narrow and one wide), which will be replaced by two rectangular openings. No doors will be installed, but I thought it would be nice to have a frame in the opening. The house was built in 1926, and for the thick wall (about 30 cm), I want a frame that is not completely smooth/straight, but rather a bit narrower in the middle and, so to speak, goes in stages toward the middle of the arch to give a softer impression.
It shouldn't be too difficult to craft a frame, right?
Does anyone know of a description online or have tips on literature?
The reason for my inexperienced question is that I am completely new to carpentry.
Hello, an easy way is to work with ready-made foder, maybe place two 120x15 towards the edges, then another two on these that are a bit inside, then finish with a dito in the middle, a very simple way to do it, you can experiment with different distances in the construction.
Norrl.
Norrl.
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