Bartholomew Posted April 6, 2025 Posted April 6, 2025 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 April 6, 2025 Posted April 6, 2025 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 April 6, 2025 Author Posted April 6, 2025 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 April 6, 2025 Posted April 6, 2025 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 April 7, 2025 Author Posted April 7, 2025 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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