DOOR SIZES

Open Sizes — Door Dimensions

Open Sizes — Standard Door Dimensions

Quick, clear sizes for Bathroom, Internal and Main Entrance doors — use these specs when choosing frames, hardware or ordering custom doors.

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Narrower doors commonly used for bathrooms and utility spaces.

Example sizes shown: 2.5 ft (30 in) wide × 7 ft tall and 3 ft × 7 ft variants.

Standard interior door widths for bedrooms and passageways.

Common example: 3 ft (36 in) wide × 7 ft tall to allow easier movement of furniture and accessibility.

Note: local building codes or accessibility needs may require wider clear widths. Use these as typical open-size references.

Compare Visuals FAQ & Guidelines

Main/external doors often use larger widths and may have decorative surrounds — confirm frame rough opening before ordering.

Below we show the doors so customers can compare relative widths and styles. Click any image to open full size.

How to measure: Measure the clear opening (width × height) from block-to-block before ordering.
Frame & trim: Allow for jamb thickness and casing when checking your final visible width.
Accessibility: For wheelchair accessibility, provide at least 32 in clear passage (3 ft is recommended).
Custom sizes: If your opening differs from these common sizes, we can provide custom options — contact support with rough opening dimensions.

Need help? Provide your rough opening and we’ll recommend the correct door size and jamb adjustments.