Door hinges not motised in

The frame has a full length rebate thru centre meaning only the lead edge needs a small rebate for hinge .

looking at the image on my laptop, I cannot see any rebate. Initially, I too thought there was a rebate because of the bit of timber sticking out just before the hinge knuckle, but I suspect that is just a raised bit of timber that has split away from the frame. If you look above the hinge, there is no evidence of a rebate.
 
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I'm not sure foxhole is wrong, but I couldn't say for certain he's right, looking at the blown up image of the left side of the hinge you can clearly see part of the door frame is flush with the lower edge of the hinge which would suggest at least part of it's rebated.

I wonder if the frames been butchered previously.

I suspect that the frame has minor damage at that point, resulting in the timber blowing out near the knuckle. Why would anyone make a door frame with a rebate that prevents the hinges from being rebated and supported by the frame?

Perhaps the OP can clear up the matter by saying if there is a rebate, or by photographing a different hinge.
 
Lol thankyou fmt my thought also.

Anyway I've worked out what to do now. I'm going to mortise the hinges in myself and pull the frame back to the wall take up the 12mm chunks he cut out the bottom of the frame on the sill. Will take some pics of finished and repost. Will send to chippy to show it shoulda been done. I doubt he will give a sh.t ☹️

You might need to partially rebate the hinges in the door frame and pack out the hinges in the door- otherwise the gap at the other side will increase. Personally, I would ask the chippie to sort it out.
 
I suspect that the frame has minor damage at that point, resulting in the timber blowing out near the knuckle. Why would anyone make a door frame with a rebate that prevents the hinges from being rebated and supported by the frame?

Perhaps the OP can clear up the matter by saying if there is a rebate, or by photographing a different hinge.
Same as my front door frame.Allows door to swing thru without trimming door edge to an angle.
 
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Same as my front door frame.Allows door to swing thru without trimming door edge to an angle.

Most doors are at 90 degrees to the door frame. I have no idea what you are on about.

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Please show me the rebate in the above image. In reality there is not one. Why not just fess up and say "my bad"?

The OP has paid for a substandard job.
 
This is style of door frame , with full length recess on both sides and a seal.
 

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This is style of door frame , with full length recess on both sides and a seal.
Why is the recess not visible in the image that I posted, and again, please show me where rebate is. I don't understand, on the balance of probability, you made an error, but you are now doubling down- why?
 
If you look really really really hard you can just make him out at the bottom, he's the one with the shovel.




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They are rebated to avoid the need for trimming the leading edge to enable a close fit .
See pic
The lead edge on a door scribes a larger arc than the rear .
The rebate allows the front edge to swing thru without binding and also allows a close fit at rear edge.
Simples.
 

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Why is the recess not visible in the image that I posted, and again, please show me where rebate is. I don't understand, on the balance of probability, you made an error, but you are now doubling down- why?
It is visible maybe clean your screen ? I could see it on a phone screen .
 

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