Door jamb for bathroom
2 years ago
Are door jambs for bathroom entries typically sloped at the edges to prevent tripping/stubbing toes? Ours were installed (pix attached) as stone with rectangular shape. It would be uncomfortable to step on the edge and I’m concerned about stubbing toes.
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