Low ceiling. Minimum space between ceiling and top of door
9 years ago
So I have low ceilings. What is the minimum space needed between the top of the roller and the top of the door? Say I want to allow only 1/2" between the top of the roller and the top of the door as it hangs. How many inches will that be? Thanks
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