The homeowner can choose the door and the supplier can confirm the product, but the installer should normally verify the final measurements. Learn how rough openings, jamb depth, twisted studs, flooring and factory preparation affect an interior door order.
Before ordering replacement interior doors, the installer should confirm more than the width and style. Door size, bevel, swing, jamb condition, hinges, hardware, flooring height and trimming limits can all affect whether the new doors fit and operate properly.
Short basement openings do not always suit a standard pre-hung door package. Learn when a custom-fitted slab, custom jamb or purpose-built storage door provides better control over height, hinges, handle placement, panel proportions and surrounding trim.