I want to replace my front door with something like this [URL="http://www.homedepot.com/p/Feather-River-Doors-Lakewood-Patina-3-4-Oval-Lite-Medium-Oak-Fiberglass-Entry-Door-723490/202981594"]door[/URL]. The problem is that my stairs going up are right there and at the top is my hall bathroom. I have been unable to find a single door that is fully private. Do they make doors that are fully private? I really don't want to spend a $1000 on a door, so I was hoping to spend under $500. This [URL="http://www.homedepot.com/p/JELD-WEN-Premium-Fan-Lite-Primed-Steel-Entry-Door-with-Brickmold-THDJW184500203/202036480"]door[/URL] is the same style as I currently have and I really don't like it but at least it's private. Any help would be appreciated.

In my house the upstairs had doors that were approximately 93" for all interior doors and bifold closet doors, obviously original with the house that was built in the 70's. They were in need of replacing and were an eye sore. It was either get custom doors made which would have been very expensive or frame down all three doors and four closets to fit regular sized doors. I frame down two 48" bedroom closets, two 24" hallway closets, two 30" bedroom doors, and a 28" bathroom door. Needless to say it was a lot of work. I also purchased blank doors to work with the finished floors and chiseled out the hinges myself. I had to change some of the hinge locations to make it look right. I finished one bedroom completely which was a priority and I'm getting close to finishing the hallway doors and closets. I have all three doors hung and new stops put on, bifold closet doors hung. I primed the walls as I'm going to repaint to match the existing color. I'm just figuring out the casing and had an idea for what I wanted to do. I used fluted casing, plinth blocks, and rosettes in other parts of the house and wanted to match that. Of course four of the doors in the hallway will not be an issue, but the one bedroom door at the end of the hallway was built about 3/4 of inch Away from the wall at the end of the hallway, leaving no room for casing at all. What is the best way to deal with this? I'll looked for solutions online but can't really decide on anything. I can't envision using rosettes and essentially have one missing against the wall, if it was cut down you wouldn't even know what it was, or if it was moved inwards from the wall it would not match the others. Any suggestions? I can try and post some pictures up in a minute