Bifold Door Rough Opening Dimensions

Finished opening heights are based on reeb s standard interior frame components and clearances.

Bifold door rough opening dimensions.

A casing type molding is often used around a bifold door. The finish ing of the rough opening can be either a wood frame or drywall because the bifold installation hardware that comes with the bifold can be surface mounted to either. You should add 2 1 2 to the height of the actual door. Since bi fold doors are net sized to fit he frame the unit will fit a 2 0 net inside width frame.

For reference standard interior door widths range from 24 36 finished opening. Most bifold door openings are finished with drwyall. If using a pair of 2 0 bi fold doors each door is 1 0 nominal width. The finished opening should be just about the same size.

How to determine bifold door opening size. For bi fold doors the rough opening width is 1 1 4 larger than the total nominal width of the doors. The construction of the rough opening for single or double bifold doors should be designed so that the opening conforms to our recommended finished opening dimensions. The difference in height is insignificant since it adds only 1 4 inch.

A bifold door consists of a pair of panels attached to each other with hinges. Measuring a bifold door opening. Framing rough opening sizes are really quite simple. So for the rough opening all you would have to do is minus the thickness of whatever you are using to finish it with.

Doors will be undersized in width to accommodate the callside of the bifold. Getting the rough opening size right the first time will save you from frustration when installing your doors. The doors have rollers that are adjustable so if the call out size is 60 x 80 than that would be the opening size that it would fit in. If you have questions give us a call at 888 458 5911.

Rough opening dimensions bi fold. The rough opening for a bifold with jambs is framed slightly wider to allow additional space for a door jamb on three sides. The opening size for a bifold door is measured from the finish face of the opening not the trim. This will give you room to space the door frame off of the sub floor.

Typically the rough bifold door opening should be sized 2 inches wider and 2 inches higher than the door itself regardless of the bifold door size. The trim hangs over the edge of the opening to cover the gap around the edge of the door. Just add 2 to the width of the actual door size. The difference between a rough opening and finished opening is usually 2 3 inches.

When you open the door instead of swinging in or out it folds in half at. While a standard door height is 80 finished opening. Refer to the charts below to determine what size of door you will need. For example a four foot wide 48 by six feet eight inches high 80 bifold set of doors would require a rough opening width of 50 inches and a height of 82 inches.