Mobile home doors

Look at some of the things that you can do on the inside of your mobile (manufactured) home to have more of the appearance of a traditional stick-built home.

Add character to a plain door for under $30 of molding. Enjoy Before Design layout Glue and nail molding Paint

New doors add a lot to any home but they are especially beneficial for a mobile home. Larger, more decorative entry doors have the highest return on investment for any home improvement project. Plus, it makes a mobile home look

It's hard to believe it's been two years! Here's an update on all the renovation projects we've been working on in our mobile home!

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Winterizing a mobile home means more than just caulking around doors and windows and adding insulation. Most of us already know to do that. The following tips will help you winterize your mobile home like a professional. These lesser-known energy-conservation

Home improvement projects in mobile homes can be a valuable investment. Replacing or repairing doors on a mobile home can help the structure maintain its structural integrity and decorative appeal. Before replacing doors on a mobile home, measurements must be taken to ensure proper installation.

Our hallway doesn't have much wall space. It houses 6 doors and not much else. To make it worse, the doors that were in the house when we purchased it were plain, hollow core doors with gold door knobs. We've managed to take care of the knobs here, but the doors were still a little lack-luster. While on Pinterest the other day, I found just what our humble little doors needed. Over on Jenna Sue's blog, she showed how she pumped up her frumpy plain doors with a little trim and paint for $12…

Janet Blogger DIY Enthusiast on Instagram: "Mobile home issues? We bought a 1996 mobile home at the lake and it was a budget friendly model to begin with. Needless to say there were several low-end aesthetics that we had to deal with. The bedroom doors had gaps not only on the bottoms, but also the sides because the frames had no additional needed trim to give you that extra privacy. I took off the original doors… added to the bottoms… and then trimmed them out to have a farmhouse look wit

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