A Krosswood Doors Knotty Alder 1 Lite Arch is the perfect way to add an air of elegance to any Art Deco style home. Its low-E glass keeps the home securely sealed, while adding a unique contemporary look. The unfinished wood slabs enhance the appeal of the door, while ensuring that it fits in with the rest of the décor. The Krosswood Doors Knotty Alder 1 Lite Arch has a classic look that can be transformed to match any style. Krosswood Doors Knotty Alder 1 Lite Arch with Clear Low-E Glass 80 in. x 33 in. Unfinished Wood Front Door Slab
Krosswood Doors Knotty Alder 1 Lite Arch with Clear Low-E Glass 80 in. x 33 in. Unfinished Wood Front Door Slab
The Eagle 48 in. x 80 in. Smooth Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Unfinished 1 Lite Interior Door Slab-8033 is a perfect fit for an Art Deco style home. The door features a one-lite design, giving it a classic yet modern look. The interior door is flush-mounted and hollow-core, meaning it a great insulator against sound, heat, and cold. The unfinished interior door slab will require painting or staining, but the end result is beautiful and timeless.Eagle 48 in. x 80 in. Smooth Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Unfinished 1 Lite Interior Door Slab-8033
Eagle 48 in. x 80 in. Smooth Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Unfinished 1 Lite Interior Door Slab-8033
The House Designs 80 in. x 33 in. Mission Unfinished Solid Core Wood Interior Door Slab is ideal for an Art Deco style home. This solid core interior door comes unfinished, but it is sure to make a statement with its classic mission style. The door is solid, meaning it will provide superior insulation and help reduce noise. The door is simple and elegant, fitting in seamlessly with the rest of the home’s décor.House Designs 80 in. x 33 in. Mission Unfinished Solid Core Wood Interior Door Slab
House Designs 80 in. x 33 in. Mission Unfinished Solid Core Wood Interior Door Slab
The Krosswood Doors Rustic Knotty Alder 2 Lite Arch provides a beautiful backdrop for any Art Deco style home. The door is unfinished, allowing for versatility when it comes to painting and staining. The wrought iron and low-E glass give the door a unique look, ensuring it stands out from the rest. The door also offers superior insulation, keeping the rooms in your home quiet and secure.Krosswood Doors Rustic Knotty Alder 2 Lite Arch with Wrought Iron & Low-E Glass 80 in. x 33 in. Unfinished Wood Front Door Slab
Krosswood Doors Rustic Knotty Alder 2 Lite Arch with Wrought Iron & Low-E Glass 80 in. x 33 in. Unfinished Wood Front Door Slab
The Jeld-Wen Craftsman Unfinished 6-Panel Solid Core Pine Wood Slab Door is perfect for an Art Deco house. The unfinished design ensures that the door can be customized to fit the house perfectly while maintaining its classic appeal. The solid core pine wood is robust and durable, while providing insulation for a quiet and comfortable space. The 6-panel design brings timeless beauty to any home.Jeld-Wen Craftsman Unfinished 6-Panel Solid Core Pine Wood Slab Door (Common: 80 in. x 33 in.; Actual: 79.5 in. x 33 in.)
Jeld-Wen Craftsman Unfinished 6-Panel Solid Core Pine Wood Slab Door (Common: 80 in. x 33 in.; Actual: 79.5 in. x 33 in.)
The Eagle Prehung Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Interior Door-8033 is a great choice for any Art Deco home. The prehung design makes installation easy and ensures that the door fits securely and perfectly. The hardwood and hollow core give the door a sturdy and protective quality, while the flush design allows it to blend in seamlessly with the rest of the décor. Eagle Prehung Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Interior Door-8033
Eagle Prehung Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Interior Door-8033
The Eagle 36 in. x 80 in. Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Unfinished 6 Lite Interior Door Slab-8033 is perfect for any Art Deco home. This unfinished door has 1/2-inch hollow core to provide sound insulation and is crafted with hardwood for a sturdy feel. The six-lite design gives it a classic and elegant look, while the flush design ensures it blends in with the home’s décor. Eagle 36 in. x 80 in. Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Unfinished 6 Lite Interior Door Slab-8033
Eagle 36 in. x 80 in. Flush Hardwood Hollow Core Unfinished 6 Lite Interior Door Slab-8033
The Jeld-Wen Craftsman 3-Panel Right-Handed Solid Core Smooth Primed Composite Single Prehung Interior Door is an ideal choice for an Art Deco house. The door comes prehung and primed, so it’s easy to install and ready to be painted. The three-panel design is classic and timeless while the composite material ensures the door is durable and robust. The single prehung door is a great way to seal any space without excluding style.Jeld-Wen Craftsman 3-Panel Right-Handed Solid Core Smooth Primed Composite Single Prehung Interior Door (Common: 80 in. x 33 in. Actual: 79.5 in. x 33 in.)
Jeld-Wen Craftsman 3-Panel Right-Handed Solid Core Smooth Primed Composite Single Prehung Interior Door (Common: 80 in. x 33 in. Actual: 79.5 in. x 33 in.)
The House Designs 48 in. x 80 in. Primed Solid Core Primed MDF Full Lite Interior Door Slab is perfect for an Art Deco home. The door is already primed and ready to be painted, making installation a breeze. The solid core, primed MDF, and full lite design all come together to create a classic and timeless look that will fit in with any décor. The full lite design also allows ample light to filter in, brightening up any space.House Designs 48 in. x 80 in. Primed Solid Core Primed MDF Full Lite Interior Door Slab
House Designs 48 in. x 80 in. Primed Solid Core Primed MDF Full Lite Interior Door Slab
The Eagle 6 Lite Interior Door Slab -80 X 33 in. is ideal for an Art Deco home. This unfinished door has six lites, allowing light to filter through to create a bright and airy atmosphere. The door is hollow core, meaning it is designed to provide superior insulation from sound and temperature. The six lite design gives the door a classic, timeless look that is sure to never go out of style.Eagle 6 Lite Interior Door Slab -80 X 33 in.
Eagle 6 Lite Interior Door Slab -80 X 33 in.
Optimal Rough Openings for Interior Doors - 80x33
When considering the layout of your dream home, the width and height of your interior door rough openings can make all the difference. A standard interior door is typically 30 inches wide and 80 inches tall, however a rough opening should include an extra 2 inches of space on either side, and at least 3 inches of space at the top and bottom of the door. This slight variation allows for ease of installation and leaves room for extra materials like insulation, weatherstripping, and heavy casings. A rough opening of 80x33 is the perfect size for a standard interior door.
Making Essential Measurements for Rough Openings
The first step in accurately measuring for a rough opening is to identify the
studs
- the wooden boards that provide structural support for the frame - which should be positioned at either side of the opening. The most important step is accurately measuring the
width
of the rough opening. Measure from one vertical stud to the other, accounting for the 2 inches of extra space on either side of the door. Add in the
measurement of the jamb
- not included in the rough opening - and subtract it from the width of the opening. Once the width is established, measure for the
height
, in the same way accounting for the extra 3 inches at the top and bottom.
Finishing the Rough Opening
The next step is to build the frame that will sit within the rough opening. This is often done of a combination of two boards, attached to the vertical studs, and topped off with a horizontal header. The frame should fit perfectly within the rough opening, so make sure to double check your measurements as this is not a step that should be skipped. Once the frame is built, attach the plywood sheathing to the frame and secure it to the wall. Make sure to secure the frame on all four sides.
Installing the Interior Door
Now that the rough opening is in place, the interior door can finally be installed. All of the materials you prepared earlier - door insulation, weatherstripping, and door jams - can now be secured in place.
Jamb extenders
should also be installed and trimmed so that the door is even with the wall surface. The door handle should be securely screwed in, as well as the hinges, and a door sweep should be added to the bottom of the door and adjusted to fit.
Once all of these steps are complete, the interior door will be ready to use!
