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  • Are you looking for door sizes or for the actual openings in walls etc?

    Is it for an internal door or an exterior door?

    Is the door going to be fire rated? If so to what standard?

    Finally if I'm honest I couldn't tell you if the is a BSI document about door sizes. I'm sure there is a minimum size of door openings for a number of different circumstances but I am never involved in specifying this so couldn't tell off the top of my head.

    Doors do tend to come in standard sizes, these are normally metricised measurements taken from imperial, so it normally makes more sense to work on doors in imperial.

    I have made doors and adapted them as well as door liners or frames to fit so many different apertures over the years in both new build and old stock housing that I can say that it's very easy to justify moving away from any standard sizes that exists as long as other building regs are met (fire doors etc).

  • Need a "Book of Bobbo" sticky at start of this thread imo.
    -Opening in wall, not fire rating. Just to a bathroom.

    I know I'm being dense, and either need to measure from middle of opening, mark door size, and add 3mm then add liner thickness, or just buy door liner, offer up then situate jackstuds.

  • just buy door liner, offer up then situate jacks..

    Do this. When I'm not stuck at home waiting for 2 days worth of negative lateral flow tests I always prefer to actually offer up things like door liners as it means that I'm not going to fuck up by mis-remembering a measurement.

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