Hello. Should a 4 5/8 exterior door frame extend past the exterior sheathing and interior studs on a 2×4 wall or should one side be flush?
Thanks
Hello. Should a 4 5/8 exterior door frame extend past the exterior sheathing and interior studs on a 2×4 wall or should one side be flush?
Thanks
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Ideally, if the wall is plumb, the jamb would be flush with the exterior sheathing, and a hair proud of the drywall (not the framing) on the interior side.
Thank you Sir, that is what I needed to know.