How to make a 6'8" door with a 1'4" transom above

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1)I need to create a 3' x 6'8" with 1'4" Transom. I need it to look Similar to attched picture as a 36" width door. 

Would appreciate any help. Bedroom 2 entry door was one I was trying to make , then copy it other places. trim overlaps door on top.

2) Also home is 24" off grade built up under slab. any suggestions appreciated.  second floor will be left unfinished for future build out .

3) garage door into house is showing below 24" raised for ada lift and steps. 

 

Thanks for any help. 

 

Newell

newell.cheatheam@gmail.com 

713.385.3622

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