Hello,

Can anyone tell me what sizes internal panelled doors tend to come in?

The door is of a standard height (I think - around 6 foot 6 inches) but
the width of this door is 24 inches. In the past I have cut a panelled
door down to a pretty slim size and it looked a bit odd (to my eyes -
wife thought it was ok).

Thanks,
Rich.

wrote:
Hello,

Can anyone tell me what sizes internal panelled doors tend to come in?

The door is of a standard height (I think - around 6 foot 6 inches) but
the width of this door is 24 inches. In the past I have cut a panelled
door down to a pretty slim size and it looked a bit odd (to my eyes -
wife thought it was ok).

Thanks,
Rich.


No chance of widening the opening I suppose. 2ft would drive me crazy

wrote:
Hello,

Can anyone tell me what sizes internal panelled doors tend to come in?

The door is of a standard height (I think - around 6 foot 6 inches) but
the width of this door is 24 inches. In the past I have cut a panelled
door down to a pretty slim size and it looked a bit odd (to my eyes -
wife thought it was ok).

Thanks,
Rich.
Usually 27", 30", 33".
I put a 27" bathroom door on so it wouldn't open so far into the room.
Looks a bit slim.
I would think less than 27" would be rather narrow, especially if you
have broad shoulders.
Having said that, there's a bodybuilder at the gym that has to turn
sideways to get through a normal sized door !
Simon.

sm_jamieson wrote:
wrote:
Hello,

Can anyone tell me what sizes internal panelled doors tend to come in?

The door is of a standard height (I think - around 6 foot 6 inches) but
the width of this door is 24 inches. In the past I have cut a panelled
door down to a pretty slim size and it looked a bit odd (to my eyes -
wife thought it was ok).

Thanks,
Rich.
Usually 27", 30", 33".
I put a 27" bathroom door on so it wouldn't open so far into the room.
Looks a bit slim.
I would think less than 27" would be rather narrow, especially if you
have broad shoulders.
Having said that, there's a bodybuilder at the gym that has to turn
sideways to get through a normal sized door !
Simon.

Disability regulations have meant that IIRC its 800mm or so minimum
these days for a 'new build'...

wrote:
Hello,

Can anyone tell me what sizes internal panelled doors tend to come in?

The door is of a standard height (I think - around 6 foot 6 inches) but
the width of this door is 24 inches. In the past I have cut a panelled
door down to a pretty slim size and it looked a bit odd (to my eyes -
wife thought it was ok).

Thanks,
Rich.

Don't think my last post worked. 24 inches is a standard non-standard
size and I bought some recently for a cupboard for under 20 quid each.

On 17 Oct 2006 01:36:55 -0700 wrote :
Can anyone tell me what sizes internal panelled doors tend to come in?

The door is of a standard height (I think - around 6 foot 6 inches) but
the width of this door is 24 inches. In the past I have cut a panelled
door down to a pretty slim size and it looked a bit odd (to my eyes -
wife thought it was ok).

More than you will find in the sheds. Check out a specialist door
supplier. For example http://www.onestop-doorcentre.co.uk/int_pine.htm
has 78x24 as a standard size

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Tony Bryer SDA UK 'Software to build on' http://www.sda.co.uk