That said, in the home stretch of this project, my wife has reevaluated and decided that the spare bedroom should now also run perpendicular to the hallway floor.
Not a big deal to change direction. BUT the hallway floor current ends with a full - width board on the inside of thredoorstop. Less than 1" more and it would have been center of the door jamb
My question now is.... if I don't want the headache of ripping a small board, fitting to size, grooving and resplining, is it better to have a full board finish outside the door, or just inside?
.....or do I just keep that room going the same direction as the hallway.
While I avoid the issue above, the direction of that room won't be the same as the other bedrooms.
(Room is pretty much a smaller square room, so not really long in any direction)
http://m.imgur.com/S6IbY61Thanks again guys!
If you run the room perpendicular to the hallway, as your wife has suggested, and you don't want to do any ripping/splining, etc then letting the hallway board end inside the room would give the hallway a more homogeneous look when all the bedroom doors are closed. It would look funny if the room boards stuck out under the door....as the other bedrooms (#1 and #2) would have.
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