How to take measurements - Flush-to-the-wall door

How to measure for Flush Doors?

Flush doors require the installation of their own subframe, specifically designed to avoid the subsequent assembly of jambs and architraves, components that are generally made of wood or the same essence as the door and frame it. To correctly measure for interior doors, follow these steps. The necessary measurements include the width, height, and thickness of the wall.

Steps:

1. Measure the Width:
1. Measure the width of the wall opening (wall hole) from one side to the other.
2. Measure the Height:
1. Measure the height of the wall opening from the floor to the top.
3. State Wall Type:
1. Masonry (Plaster)
2. Plasterboard

Measurement Conversion Table (cm):

Door with Frame Dimensions (Width x Height)	Wall Hole (Width x Height)	Door (Width x Height)
70 x 215	71 x 216	60 x 210
80 x 215	81 x 216	70 x 210
90 x 215	91 x 216	80 x 210
100 x 215	101 x 216	90 x 210

 

Practical Example:

• Door with Frame Dimensions: 80 x 215
• Wall Hole: 81 x 216 cm
• Door: 70 x 210 cm

Taking correct measurements for interior doors is crucial for a perfect installation. Follow these simple steps and use our conversion table to ensure your new interior doors fit perfectly into your space.

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