It seems in my haste I have made an error :roll: , Particularly annoying when , after cheeking my original drawings :ugeek: , I realize I was right in the beginning.
Frustrated with our schedule of works,( and my Ideas) being continuously put to committee, discussed, ratified, philosophized, conjectured and argued over ("just cause I'm playin devils advocate you understand" He said) :x I cut the front out in haste and frustration and didn't allow for the width of the Ply (Which coincidentally turns out to be even more rubbish than I first thought, ) varying as it does in thickness from 15mm to 18mm , So the end result being that the front and back are short , not to much of a problem at the back , but at the front ,the framing protrudes in the way of the door ... So I must add some more framing to get clear , It can be done, but it will leave the door proud of the rest of the front . But i should be able to hide that with some beading along the top, And 'Beading' ( the stuff you get in timber merchants, all shapes and sizes in the rack with the dowel) will hide the descrepency that has appeared at the sides

01 , Or now the sides are shorter the walls dont sail over the floor but sit on it , not good really , as its best to have the wall sail over the floor to allow water to run off and not seep under and on to the floor

09 The upside is the door will hang on a stronger section of framing which is good as I was becoming concerned that they were getting a bit heavy , what with perches and auto pop hole gizmos windows etc all hanging on the doors as well as the frames of the doors which are 2"x2" and heavy . I'm sure theirs a moral in this somewhere about sticking to the drawings or cheaking as you go along or WORKING WITH YOUR FATHER :evil: