How to coordinate new and replacement doors when rooms, floors, walls or layouts are changing.
How this relates to the doorDoors During Home Renovation and Extensions is shown in the context of a building opening, because door sizes, wall build-up, floor levels and surrounding finishes should be coordinated before final fitting.
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Renovation changes the opening
A door that worked before renovation may need different clearance after new flooring, plaster, insulation, wall finishes or a changed room layout. Check the actual finished opening before ordering a final door.
Typical renovation decisions
Keep or replace the existing frame
Match new doors to doors that remain
Change swing direction where practical
Coordinate new architraves with skirting
Choose glazing to share light between rooms
Allow for new floor levels
Plan handles and locks around room use
Extensions and old houses often meet at one opening
When a new extension joins an existing part of a home, door sizes and finishes may not match automatically. A measured approach lets the new door feel intentional without replacing sound parts unnecessarily.
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You can send the stage of the renovation, approximate sizes, photos and the style you want. If you are not sure what door is needed yet, choose “Not sure” and describe the project.
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