Bathroom Door Gap
I've not seen it addressed, so I am asking: has anyone tried to fill the gap above the bathroom door? I am trying to think of ways to close it off without harming the walls or ceiling, but can't think...
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jaimn wrote:Interesting oversight from the outfitter.
...we want to close the gap because the mirror and some interior of the bathroom (including shower!) can be seen from the top bunk...
You did not mention how big the gap is, but I wonder if you could mount the bathroom door high to close the top gap, making a bigger gap at the bottom. Then add a conventional adjustable weather strip to get the desired gap there for ventilation. Or maybe install a weather strip on the top of the door pending the size of the gap.
Here are some of many styles.
Anything mounted on the top of the door will look out of place. But if you mount the door itself higher to close the gap, then add a weatherstrip at the bottom, that shouldn't look odd.
