Part 1: Identify Rough Opening
Industry Standard is that you add at least 2" to the overall dimension of the door size, to determine your rough opening (RO). For example, if you order (1) 30"W x 80"H size door, your RO needs to be at least 32"W x 82"H for a single door application.
Part 2: Jamb Kit
Select your jamb kit size, finish (either stain grade or primed) and hardware. You will choose from 5 hardware finishes: Rubbed Bronze, Satin Nickel, Polished Brass, Matte Black or Polished Chrome. You also have the option of ordering a door without a jamb kit.
Part 3: Handle Preparation
In this step, you'll confirm your preferred handle preparation. For a single door, you have the option of a 2-3/8 backset or no bore.
Part 4: Handing & Swing
Select your preferred handing and swing. This is used to determine which way a door opens. Follow the icons in the order form to confirm the correct position.
Part 5: Casing
In this final step, you have the option to add a door casing to your order. You can also proceed with no door casing.
Review & Place Your Order
Once you've completed the order form, add your doors to cart and you are ready to check out!
Commonly Asked Questions
I am replacing an existing door, what dimensions should I use?
If you are looking to replace an existing door, the fastest way to obtain the right dimensions for your new door is to measure your old one. Be sure to note the height, width and depth of the door.
I do not have an existing door to measure from, how do I determine the correct dimensions?
If you do not have an existing door to measure from, following the steps below to get the finished opening size of your doorway:
- Measure the height of the door opening from the sill to the underside of the frame. Obtain this measurement from the left, middle and right sides of the opening.
- Measure the width of the door opening from the inside of the frame to the inside of the frame. Obtain this measurement from the top, middle and bottom of the opening.
- Measure the depth of the door jamb. Typically this dimension is 1 ⅜”, however, for some of our bifold doors, the depth is 1 ⅛”.
- Use the smallest measurement from Step 1 and the smallest measurement from Step 2 (should variations exist) when selecting the dimensions of your new door.
How do I add jamb kits to my order?
Our doors are prepped and pre-hung in our facility to ensure that everything fits perfectly based on your specifications. For safe shipping, we package them knocked down/flat with the hinge jamb attached for a cost effective and safe transit to your home or job site.
Fill out the form below to add the prehung option to your order. All double door prehung doors will add an additional door to your cart. Please note that any doors 16" and under in width may not be bored as the stile is too narrow. Select your double doors as 1/2 the width size needed for a full application. (i.e. 30" Wide Finished opening measurement, please select 15" Doors and select double door configuration.
Jamb Kit Details:
- Can purchase jamb kit separately for Bore, Mortise, and Hinges
- Jamb Kit acts as prehung - just ships flat w/easy assembly
- Jamb Kit material is 5/8" thick for each piece
- Jamb Kit sides are 82" long for any 6'8" size ordered, then 98" long for any 8'0 size ordered.
- The header width is determined by the size of the door or doors (if double door application).
- Jamb Kit material is flat jambs.
- Jamb Kit material is available in primed or solid, stain-grade pine. Sizes are 4-5/8" or 6-5/8".
What finish options are available for the jamb kit hardware?
Our jamb kit hardware is available in 5 finishes: Rubbed Bronze, Satin Nickel, Polished Brass, Matte Black or Polished Chrome.
Part 1: Identify Rough Opening
Industry Standard is that you add at least 2" to the overall dimension of the door size, to determine your rough opening (RO). If you are ordering for a double door application, order 1/2 the finished opening measurement. For example, a 30" x 80" finished opening needs (x2) 15" x 80" doors.
Part 2: Jamb Kit
Select your jamb kit size, finish (either stain grade or primed) and hardware. You will choose from 5 hardware finishes: Rubbed Bronze, Satin Nickel, Polished Brass, Matte Black or Polished Chrome. You also have the option of ordering a door without a jamb kit.
Part 3: Handle Preparation
In this step, you'll confirm your preferred handle preparation. For double doors, there are three options: Left Active Knob with Right Ball Catch, Left Ball Catch with Right Active Knob, or Left Ball Catch with Right Ball Catch.
Part 4: Handing & Swing
Select your preferred handing and swing. This is used to determine which way a door opens. Follow the icons in the order form to confirm the correct position.
Part 5: Casing
In this final step, you have the option to add a door casing to your order. You can also proceed with no door casing.
Review & Place Your Order
Once you've completed the order form, add your doors to cart and you are ready to check out!
Commonly Asked Questions
I am replacing an existing door, what dimensions should I use?
If you are looking to replace an existing door, the fastest way to obtain the right dimensions for your new door is to measure your old one. Be sure to note the height, width and depth of the door.
I do not have an existing door to measure from, how do I determine the correct dimensions?
If you do not have an existing door to measure from, following the steps below to get the finished opening size of your doorway:
- Measure the height of the door opening from the sill to the underside of the frame. Obtain this measurement from the left, middle and right sides of the opening.
- Measure the width of the door opening from the inside of the frame to the inside of the frame. Obtain this measurement from the top, middle and bottom of the opening.
- Measure the depth of the door jamb. Typically this dimension is 1 ⅜”, however, for some of our bifold doors, the depth is 1 ⅛”.
- Use the smallest measurement from Step 1 and the smallest measurement from Step 2 (should variations exist) when selecting the dimensions of your new door.
How do I add jamb kits to my order?
Our doors are prepped and pre-hung in our facility to ensure that everything fits perfectly based on your specifications. For safe shipping, we package them knocked down/flat with the hinge jamb attached for a cost effective and safe transit to your home or job site.
Fill out the form below to add the prehung option to your order. All double door prehung doors will add an additional door to your cart. Please note that any doors 16" and under in width may not be bored as the stile is too narrow. Select your double doors as 1/2 the width size needed for a full application. (i.e. 30" Wide Finished opening measurement, please select 15" Doors and select double door configuration.
Jamb Kit Details:
- Can purchase jamb kit separately for Bore, Mortise, and Hinges
- Jamb Kit acts as prehung - just ships flat w/easy assembly
- Jamb Kit material is 5/8" thick for each piece
- Jamb Kit sides are 82" long for any 6'8" size ordered, then 98" long for any 8'0 size ordered.
- The header width is determined by the size of the door or doors (if double door application).
- Jamb Kit material is flat jambs.
- Jamb Kit material is available in primed or solid, stain-grade pine. Sizes are 4-5/8" or 6-5/8".
What finish options are available for the jamb kit hardware?
Our jamb kit hardware is available in 5 finishes: Rubbed Bronze, Satin Nickel, Polished Brass, Matte Black or Polished Chrome.
Part 1: Identify Rough Opening
Industry Standard is that you add at least 2" to the overall dimension of the door size, to determine your rough opening (RO). For example, if you order (1) 30"W x 80"H size door, your RO needs to be at least 32"W x 82"H for a single door application.
Review & Place Your Order
Once you've completed the order form, add your doors to cart and you are ready to check out!
Commonly Asked Questions
I am replacing an existing door, what dimensions should I use?
If you are looking to replace an existing door, the fastest way to obtain the right dimensions for your new door is to measure your old one. Be sure to note the height, width and depth of the door.
I do not have an existing door to measure from, how do I determine the correct dimensions?
If you do not have an existing door to measure from, following the steps below to get the finished opening size of your doorway:
- Measure the height of the door opening from the sill to the underside of the frame. Obtain this measurement from the left, middle and right sides of the opening.
- Measure the width of the door opening from the inside of the frame to the inside of the frame. Obtain this measurement from the top, middle and bottom of the opening.
- Measure the depth of the door jamb. Typically this dimension is 1 ⅜”, however, for some of our bifold doors, the depth is 1 ⅛”.
- Use the smallest measurement from Step 1 and the smallest measurement from Step 2 (should variations exist) when selecting the dimensions of your new door.
How do I add jamb kits to my order?
Our doors are prepped and pre-hung in our facility to ensure that everything fits perfectly based on your specifications. For safe shipping, we package them knocked down/flat with the hinge jamb attached for a cost effective and safe transit to your home or job site.
Fill out the form below to add the prehung option to your order. All double door prehung doors will add an additional door to your cart. Please note that any doors 16" and under in width may not be bored as the stile is too narrow. Select your double doors as 1/2 the width size needed for a full application. (i.e. 30" Wide Finished opening measurement, please select 15" Doors and select double door configuration.
Jamb Kit Details:
- Can purchase jamb kit separately for Bore, Mortise, and Hinges
- Jamb Kit acts as prehung - just ships flat w/easy assembly
- Jamb Kit material is 5/8" thick for each piece
- Jamb Kit sides are 82" long for any 6'8" size ordered, then 98" long for any 8'0 size ordered.
- The header width is determined by the size of the door or doors (if double door application).
- Jamb Kit material is flat jambs.
- Jamb Kit material is available in primed or solid, stain-grade pine. Sizes are 4-5/8" or 6-5/8".
How do I add a sidelite to my order?
Our exterior sidelites are a beautiful and stylish option for replacement or addition to a new home. The lites, or glass panes, allow natural light to flow into the room and make for a timeless and elegant look. Our exterior sidelites come in a variety of grid options, from single lite to a raised panel and lite combination. The clear pine material can be finished using a rich stain or a clear top coat for a natural look.
Part 1: Identify Finished Opening
When we talk about Bifolds, it is most important to know what is your Finished Opening Measurement (please measure from side to side, then top to bottom within your door opening). Typically a finished opening for bifolds is complete with sheetrock vs the Rough Openings (RO) for interior doors.
Once we know what your Finished Opening (FO) Dimensions are, we can determine if our standard bifold sizes will work, or if you will need a custom size. If you want an example of what to strive for with standard bifold sizes, and if you discover the FO is exactly 36"W x 80"H, then you could purchase that standard size unit. If you discover the FO is exactly 34"W x 78"H for instance, you would need to order a custom size.
Part 2: Select Your Size & Quantity
Choose your desired width and height dimensions from the options. Enter the quantity of doors you would like to order.
Part 3: Understand the Product
Our pine bifold doors are made with solid stiles(sides) and rails, allowing some room for trimming; however, the tolerance is minimal as too much trimming may affect the integrity of the door. Bifolds include overhead track and hardware for each unit.
Part 4: Need Custom Dimensions?
Standard sizes have minimal tolerance for trimming; avoid cutting too much. If you need special dimensions, contact customer service for a quote.
Review & Place Your Order
Once you've finalized your order, add your doors to cart and you are ready to check out!
Commonly Asked Questions
I am replacing an existing door, what dimensions should I use?
If you are looking to replace an existing door, the fastest way to obtain the right dimensions for your new door is to measure your old one. Be sure to note the height, width and depth of the door.
I do not have an existing door to measure from, how do I determine the correct dimensions?
If you do not have an existing door to measure from, following the steps below to get the finished opening size of your doorway:
- Measure the height of the door opening from the sill to the underside of the frame. Obtain this measurement from the left, middle and right sides of the opening.
- Measure the width of the door opening from the inside of the frame to the inside of the frame. Obtain this measurement from the top, middle and bottom of the opening.
- Measure the depth of the door jamb. Typically this dimension is 1 ⅜”, however, for some of our bifold doors, the depth is 1 ⅛”.
- Use the smallest measurement from Step 1 and the smallest measurement from Step 2 (should variations exist) when selecting the dimensions of your new door.
1. Measure the Door Opening
(Finished Opening)
This is the area that the barn door will cover when closed.
- Width: Measure the width of the opening from one side of the finished trim (or wall edge) to the other. Do this is 3 spots (top, middle, bottom) and use the widest measurement.
- Height: Measure from the finished floor to the top of the trim (or the top of the opening). Measure on both the left and right side and use the tallest measurement.
2. Add Overlap for Full Coverage
To ensure privacy and a complete seal, add to your measurements:
- Width: Add 2-4 inches to each side (total of 4-8 inches) so the barn door slab overlaps the opening. Standard overlap: 2" per side. Example: If your opening is 36", a 40" wide slab works well.
- Height: Add 1" above the opening to ensure coverage. Subtract 1/2" to 1" from the bottom to allow for floor clearance (especially if flooring varies).
3. Final Door Slab Size
- Width = Opening width + 4"-6" for overlap
- Height = Opening height + 1" overlap - 1/2" floor clearance
Review & Place Your Order
Once you've selected your door sizes, add your doors to cart and you are ready to check out!
Tips
- If there's no trim, measure wall edge to wall edge.
- For double barn doors, divide the total width (plus overlap) by 2.
- Always verify ceiling height for track clearance (usually needs 6-7" above the door for hardware).
