Why is it recommended to use stone footrests at the door jamb position?
The doorway and door of the hallway are essential components that connect two functional spaces, allowing them to be well connected and perfectly connected, thus demonstrating their importance in decoration.
Today, I will mainly share with you why it is recommended to do stone squats for the position of door jambs, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of stone squats. Let’s continue to read together

During the decoration process, designers or experienced teachers may suggest that when making door jambs at the door opening or position, stone footrests should be made at a height of 200mm above the ground.
What are the scope of application and advantages and disadvantages of using stone footrests as door jambs?

The application range of using stone foot blocks for door jambs is generally recommended for indoor decoration. It is best to use stone foot blocks for all door jambs, at least 200mm high under the door jambs in bathrooms, kitchens, and balconies.

Advantages and disadvantages of using stone footrests as door jam

1. Convenient skirting line closure;
2. Isolate the door cover line from the ground to prevent water stains on the ground from corroding the door cover line, and increase the service life of the door cover line itself;
3. The surface of the stone is smooth and easy to clean;
4. Increase the shape and color changes of the door pocket line position, making its overall style more layered and aesthetically pleasing;
5. Solve the problem of floor height difference in bathroom, kitchen, and balcony locations, and the stone is customized, which can effectively close the mouth.

Why is it recommended to use stone footrests for door jambs in bathroom, kitchen, and balcony locations?

1. Solve the problem of the door jamb line not being able to land on the ground at the height difference ground position;
2. Prevent the corrosion of water stains on the wooden door cover line after it comes into contact with the ground;
3. Easy to clean.

Details of stone foot blocks at the door pocket position:

1. Avoid using white or light colors;
2. The shape of the foot pier needs to follow the style of the door pocket line;
3. The contact position between the stone foot pier and the ground needs to be made with a beautiful seam.
So, if possible, try to make 200mm high stone foot blocks at all door jambs, at least in the bathroom, kitchen, and balcony door jambs.