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Bi Fold Door

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Hinged Door

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Pivot Entry Door

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main types of interior and exterior doors?

Common interior door types include panel doors, flush doors, French doors, pocket doors, and barn doors.

Common exterior door types include entry doors (often steel, fiberglass, or solid wood), patio/glass doors (sliding or French), and storm/screen doors. Material and construction differ based on location and function.

What is the standard door size?

Standard interior doors are typically 80 inches (203 cm) tall and widths vary from 24, 28, 30, 32, to 36 inches (61-91 cm), with 30" and 32" being most common.

Standard exterior doors are usually 80 inches tall and 36 inches wide, but can also be 30" or 32" wide. Always measure the rough opening (height, width, and thickness) before purchasing.

What are the most common door materials and their pros/cons?
  • Solid Wood: Beautiful and traditional, but can be expensive, heavy, and may warp with humidity changes.
  • Hollow Core (often interior): Lightweight and affordable, but less durable, soundproof, and secure.
  • Solid Core (often interior): Heavier, offers better sound insulation and a more substantial feel than hollow core.
  • Steel (exterior): Very secure, energy-efficient, and low-maintenance, but can dent and may rust if scratched.
  • Fiberglass (exterior): Highly durable, energy-efficient, can mimic wood grain, and resists dents and rust.
Why is my door squeaking and how do I stop it?

Squeaking is almost always caused bydry hinge pins. The simplest fix is to remove the hinge pin, apply a small amount of lubricant (like WD-40 or a dry graphite powder), and reinsert it. Petroleum jelly or bar soap can also work in a pinch.

How do I measure for a replacement door?

For a slab door, measure the exact height, width, and thickness of the existing door leaf. For a pre-hung door, measure the rough openingin the wall: the structural opening's height, width, and wall depth. It's also crucial to determine the handing(which side the hinges are on when facing the door from the outside).