Above image for reference, from Dayoris doors

EZYJamb makes similar but their tallest is 8 ft. You may be able to order custom height.

Thanks Palimpsest - any idea on the pricing?

Not really, they are kind of a la cart, it's the jambs and the concealed hinges are an upgrade, SOSS are more expensive than RocYork, and the doors you get from another supplier.

Keep a repair kit for the nicks that will occur over time near by over the years.

Well, I was going to say. Depends on your lifestyle I guess. We dont pad around carefully enough in our goat skin slippers and with creatures and etc ours have taken a real beating. We are going to have them redone in a couple years with a minimalist trim.

Four years

Four years

Almost three years

Three years

Two adults and a cat, no children. One floor is still under construction so there is dust and such in the air. But we don't tend to put our hands on the walls and such.

^^^^ I love your style.

Palimpsest- the doors look great. I see no nicks or dings. So you purchased the special hinges and the frames and use regular leafs?

The jamb is galvanized steel and there is a heavy corner bead and perforated flanges for the spackle or plaster. And my contractor does level 5+ drywall, very smooth and flat. They come with non-mortise hinges or upgrade to RockYork or Soss hinges. The doors are just birch solid core doors but I had my cabinet maker finish them. My house is small, there are only 3 room doors and some closet doors on the second floor and there will only be two room doors and a few closet doors on the first floor, since it is more open. It's not an inexpensive proposition. Plus, because I used a small escutcheon, it's not a standard cylindrical door set, there is a small hole and then a secondary one for the push lock. I was going to go even smaller but that would have been all mortise.

One thing we do have to be careful about is the vacuum cleaner cord: since there is no millwork the cord can make a rub mark at the very bottom of the doorway.

Jeffrey R. Grenz - how do you achieve "kerfed" trimless door for about $200 extra per? Mind sharing so i can convey to my GC? i asked for clean, modern doors and he demo'd my casings and door jambs but it seems he will just replace with the typical square frame and slab door which looks very standard and low/mid-grade. Anyway would appreciate it if you have time to send more details. Thanks.

@John Gomes what did you end up choosing for doors?