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Best Practices - Trimming Down an Interior Door

In this episode of *The Weekend Warriors Home Improvement Show*, Tony and Corey come to the rescue of a friend struggling with closet doors that drag on the carpet. Watch as they demonstrate how to measure, mark, and safely cut down interior doors for a perfect fit. Whether you're a seasoned DIYer or a beginner, these tips will help you tackle a common home improvement challenge. *What You’ll Learn in This Video:* ✔️ How to measure door clearance over carpet ✔️ Tools needed for trimming interior doors ✔️ Pro tips for smooth cuts and a professional finish 🎥 *Subscribe for more DIY inspiration and advice from Tony and Corey!* 🔔 Hit the bell icon to stay updated on our latest projects. Got a home improvement question or project idea? Let us know in the comments! #ClosetDoors #DIYHomeImprovement #WeekendWarriors #diy *Follow us for more updates and episodes:* 📸 Instagram: @WWhomeshow 🌐 Website: Parr.com/weekend-warriors 📧 Email: Weekendwarriors@parr.com ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………... Sponsorship & Endorsement Disclaimer The Weekend Warriors Home Improvement show is a sponsored endeavor founded and supported by Parr Lumber Company. The Weekend Warriors Home Improvement Show may at times feature and employ paid product placement, advertisement, and feature products/brands endorsed by Parr Lumber Co. The Weekend Warriors make every effort to provide genuine content and honest opinions for any and all of its viewers to foster the most enjoyable and authentic consumer experience possible. Disclaimer Any content and information provided by The Parr Company (“Parr”) or its affiliates in the “Weekend Warriors w/ Tony & Corey Home Improvement Show” or any similar Do-It-Yourself videos (collectively “DIY Videos”) are for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only. DIY Videos are intended merely to simplify and break down projects for a viewer’s ease of comprehension. Parr does not guarantee that DIY Videos are accurate or up to date. Parr reserves and maintains its rights to all DIY Videos content and information. DIY Videos may feature paid employees of Parr, including Tony and Corey, who are not and do not claim to be licensed contractors. DIY Videos also may show projects and techniques that are not appropriate or safe for you (the viewer) or other persons, particularly due to a person’s age or skill and experience levels. DIY Videos, Parr, and their affiliates always recommend hiring a qualified, licensed contractor(s) in order to avoid or reduce any potential risk of injuries to persons, including death, or damage to property. DIY Videos, Parr, and their affiliates do not make any claims as to the safety of the projects, techniques, or resources utilized and will in no way take responsibility and disclaim any and all liability for what you (the viewer) or others do with the content and information provided in DIY Videos. All products used or displayed in the DIY Videos are subject to availability and Parr and its affiliates do not guarantee product availability. All viewers of DIY Videos acknowledge and agree that by executing and working on projects at or on any home, building, possession, personal property, or the like that they and other persons are doing so entirely at their own risk and that DIY Videos, Parr, and their affiliates cannot be held liable for any personal injuries, including death, or property damage that may result directly or indirectly from engaging in any project or undertaken by any viewers or other persons. In addition, it is the sole responsibility of the viewer to seek out and comply with any and all applicable laws, rules, and requirements of any governmental authority, including state, regional, and/or local building codes, guidelines, and requirements. DIY Videos, Parr, and their affiliates make no representations or guarantees as to whether any particular work, techniques, projects, or the like would be in compliance with any applicable laws, rules, or requirements. Finally, as a responsible DIYer and Weekend Warrior, it becomes the sole responsibility of you (the viewer) to take any and all necessary precautions for you and any other persons or property when engaging in any home improvement, renovation, or DIY endeavor