I am in the process of finishing my basement. Just started drywalling yesterday. Im getting to a point where I cant continue though because I cant make a decision on what to do about a door at the bottom of the stairs. The stairs run along a wall in the basement. When you get to the bottom of the stairs you have to take an immediate left. There is about 6' 6" once you get to the bottom of the stairs. I need to figure out the best set up that I can still get things in and out of the basement. We will need to get furniture in and out, but I am fine with getting a sectional or something to make it easier. We have an office, bedroom and bathroom down there, as well as the big "family room" which consists of a pool table, bar and there will be furniture and tv. The pool table is already in the basement but I am seriously concerned how I will get it out. It is a typical 7' barbox.
We have thrown around the idea of putting a 36" door directly at the bottom of the stairs, or building the wall from the stairwell straight across the 6' 6" to the exterior wall and placing a 36" door facing into the room, or building that same wall and installing french doors.
I know this is post is sloppy and kind of jumps around everywhere but I was just typing things as they came to me lol.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am hoping to have this done and drywall ready for mud in the next 2-3 days
Thanks in advance
We have thrown around the idea of putting a 36" door directly at the bottom of the stairs, or building the wall from the stairwell straight across the 6' 6" to the exterior wall and placing a 36" door facing into the room, or building that same wall and installing french doors.
I know this is post is sloppy and kind of jumps around everywhere but I was just typing things as they came to me lol.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am hoping to have this done and drywall ready for mud in the next 2-3 days
Thanks in advance