Interior Doors
Complete Your Interior Door Project
1. Height
Measure the opening of the doorway vertically from the floor to the top of the door jamb.
2. Width
Measure the width of the doorway horizontally 3 times, top, middle and near the bottom. If the measurements vary, use the shortest distance.
3. Jamb
Measure the width of the door jamb, edge to edge distance of one of the sides of the door frame.
Rough Openings
The frame of the door openings are generally 2 inches wider and taller than the door being installed.
Ideas & How-to
Interior Door Styles
Complete the look of your home by choosing the right interior door style to match your décor. If you’re going for a rustic or farmhouse look then barn doors are an excellent option to compliment your style. This type of sliding door is visually intriguing and like pocket doors are great for spaces that may not be ideal for traditional swing-out doors.
French doors are another great option. They are versatile and can be used for both exterior and interior spaces like patios, balconies or even as a separator between your living and dining room areas. Sliding closet doors are also a great addition and help to save space. Bifold doors are also a great choice, depending on your space.
Are you looking to add an entryway to a room or create some separation or privacy in certain areas of your home? Interior doors come in various styles and materials – including fiberglass, wood, steel and more to suit any design style. They also come in various styles including sliding barn doors, French doors, bi-fold doors and more, giving you nearly endless design options.
No matter what type of interior door you’re looking for, you’re sure to find it at The Home Depot Canada.