Depends on who gets there first!
Actually, since you are working with stone it is easiest to put the
threshold down first, set the door on top of that and cut the door
casing to sit on top of the threshold, covering up the square cut of the
threshold around the framing. Stone can be coped to match the trim, but
it is a lot of slow expensive work. In most homes I have worked on the
doors and casing is installed before the vinyl floor and underlayment is
installed. If the door or casing is set too low we just cut if off at a
height that allows the underlayment and tile to be slipped under. If the
floor is already in place we just run the casing down to the floor.
Peace,
Pat
Thusly spake scott.hall@comcast.net, On 1/11/2009 3:51 PM:
> this is (or will be, anyway) the shop bathroom:
>
> under which door parts does a marble threshold go? under the trim, I think,
>but under the jamb as well?
>
> and I might have my terminology wrong. I'm about to put down a new floor, and
>basically, does the threshold go under everything, or does it butt between the
>jamb (or frame, or whatever I should be calling it)?
>
> thanks.
>
> scott
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