Bartholomew Posted Sunday at 15:22 Posted Sunday at 15:22 Hi all. Can someone please tell me what gap I should have between door frame and door openning? Currently I have a door which I’m going to replace with new composite door. In width I could possibly fit bigger door. Joiner said 900mm x 2090mm however I’ve found a door which measures 905mm x 2090mm. In my eyes I think I could fit it but there is not going to be much space between frame and studs I think around 3 mm on both sides. Any helpful advice would be appreciated. Bart
Conor Posted Sunday at 15:48 Posted Sunday at 15:48 If your joiner has said 900x2090, is assume he's allowed 25mm or so wiggle room. 905mm will be fine, worst case you might need to chip at a bit of wood. I'm assuming this door will be a saving for you compared to a bespoke order?
Bartholomew Posted Sunday at 16:08 Author Posted Sunday at 16:08 17 minutes ago, Conor said: If your joiner has said 900x2090, is assume he's allowed 25mm or so wiggle room. 905mm will be fine, worst case you might need to chip at a bit of wood. I'm assuming this door will be a saving for you compared to a bespoke order? Yes. It’s a big savings but also environmentally conscious decision. Door opening seems to be 1000mm. Current door frame is 888~889mm. How difficult is to fit this door myself ? I
bmj1 Posted Sunday at 16:14 Posted Sunday at 16:14 One tip on measuring openings: don't assume opening is plumb. Measure in 3 places (bottom, middle, top) and use the minimum measurements. 1
Bartholomew Posted Monday at 06:24 Author Posted Monday at 06:24 14 hours ago, Bartholomew said: Yes. It’s a big savings but also environmentally conscious decision. Door opening seems to be 1000mm. Current door frame is 888~889mm. How difficult is to fit this door myself ? I Opening is around 91cm.
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