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Eee...they look uncomfy! is that doorway REALLY that narrow?
MamaToFiveInPA
Wed 02-23-2011
My guess is that the doors are of normal width (2'-8" to 3') but are unusually tall (maybe 8'?) With the transom above, they end up looking very narrow.
DSH
Wed 02-23-2011
AH yeah, now that I look at them good you are right. :) They are exceptionally tall aren't they?
MamaToFiveInPA
Wed 02-23-2011
Perhaps the doors are that high so they can get the beached things in and out easily without having to compromise the security of a normal width doorway.
Felyne
Wed 02-23-2011
Mylanta green is bad enough... THIS is baby-poop green. Blech!
Rekrats
Thu 02-24-2011
The serta perfect sleeper storage room.
A D Nilsen
Thu 02-24-2011
Love that 6 panel door. Solid wood no doubt.
Larry D
Thu 02-24-2011
that door would make a fantastic table.... after you get rid of that nasty paint!!!
Canada
Thu 02-24-2011
Oh my goodness it is the Green Door!
ferdy
Thu 02-24-2011
sleep number 0
mikeyintheoc
Thu 02-24-2011
this room houses the coiled mattresses Wile E Coyote use to jump on to try and grab the roadrunner
Joe
Sun 02-27-2011
Doorways did seem narrower back when alot of times. My former house, built in 1920, featured very strange doors between some rooms that were but a foot wide and seven feet tall. Odd sizing and placement... they almost seemed afterthoughts in the architecture. I know that isn't common, but construction did seem less regulated then.
gypsy
Sun 04-10-2011

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