Door Size (W x H)

32"x80"

36"x80"

Pre-Hanging Make your selection

No

Yes (+$100)

Door Jamb Make your selection

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What jamb size do I need?

When placing an order for a prehung door, it's important to ensure that you select the correct door jamb size. In most instances, when the wall where you intend to install the door consists of 2x4 wall studs, a 4-inch jamb is typically required. Suitable jamb sizes for 2x4 walls include 4-1/2", 4-5/8", 4-9/16", and 4-3/4". If your door unit is intended for a wall with 2x6 framing, you should expect the jamb size to be 6-1/2", 6-5/8", or 6-9/16", all of which are acceptable sizes.

If you have an existing door jamb you are replacing, a diagram provided below illustrates which part to measure. If your measurement falls outside the specified numbers above or if you are uncertain about your measurement, we strongly recommend consulting with your installer.

For custom jamb sizes, please contact us, and one of our associates will be glad to assist you.

IMPORTANT

Please be aware that by selecting a prehung unit, you are agreeing to the item being considered non-returnable and non-refundable.

4-5/8" Jambs 5-1/4" Jambs 6-5/8" Jambs

Interior Casing Make your selection

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Interior Door Trim

Interior door trim is the decorative molding and framing applied to the interior sides of a door frame or doorway. Its primary function is to enhance the aesthetics of a room and to provide a smooth transition between the door and the adjacent wall. Interior door trim can come in a variety of styles and materials, including wood, MDF (medium-density fiberboard), vinyl, or composite materials. Interior door trim is primarily decorative and helps create a cohesive and finished look within interior spaces.

None

1"x4" S4S 3-1/2"x21/32" Clear Pine Mitered (+$30)

C322 2-1/2"x5/8" Clear Pine (+$30)

C522 3-1/2"x5/8" Clear Pine (+$30)

LC11 3-1/2"x5/8" Clear Pine (+$30)

Handing Make your selection

Left Inswing

Left Outswing

Right Inswing

Right Outswing

Hinges Make your selection

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Hardware Color Explanation

Black/Bronze

Black/bronze is a versatile color option that combines the deep, rich tones of black with the warm, earthy hues of a dark bronze. It often appears as a dark, matte finish that can add a sense of sophistication and elegance to various design elements. Black/bronze finishes are commonly used in interior and exterior hardware, such as door handles, hinges, and door sills.

Note: The bronze color used is often mistaken for black and will work well with black or bronze handle and lock sets.

Satin Nickel:

Satin nickel is a popular metallic finish known for its smooth, muted sheen and silver-gray appearance. It is achieved by applying a nickel plating with a brushed or satin finish, resulting in a soft, matte surface. Satin nickel is a versatile choice for a wide range of applications, including door hardware, hinges and sills. Its subtle luster gives it a modern and timeless aesthetic that can complement both contemporary and traditional design styles.

Bronze

Black

Chrome

Satin Nickel

Stainless Steel

Sill Make your selection

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Hardware Color Explanation

Black/Bronze

Black/bronze is a versatile color option that combines the deep, rich tones of black with the warm, earthy hues of a dark bronze. It often appears as a dark, matte finish that can add a sense of sophistication and elegance to various design elements. Black/bronze finishes are commonly used in interior and exterior hardware, such as door handles, hinges, and door sills.

Note: The bronze color used is often mistaken for black and will work well with black or bronze handle and lock sets.

Satin Nickel:

Satin nickel is a popular metallic finish known for its smooth, muted sheen and silver-gray appearance. It is achieved by applying a nickel plating with a brushed or satin finish, resulting in a soft, matte surface. Satin nickel is a versatile choice for a wide range of applications, including door hardware, hinges and sills. Its subtle luster gives it a modern and timeless aesthetic that can complement both contemporary and traditional design styles.

Black/Bronze

Mill Aluminum

Handle Preparation Make your selection

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How should I have the door prepared?

No Handle Preparation

Your door will not be prepared for any hardware, allowing you the flexibility to have it prepared on-site to match the handle set style of your choice.

Handle Only

This is the most commonly recommended method and is considered a universal preparation that should be compatible with most standard handle sets available on the market. The door will be drilled with a standard 2-3/8" backset and a 2-1/8" diameter hole.

Ball Catch / No Handle Prep

This option is well-suited for scenarios like closet double doors, where each door needs to open independently. In most cases the "dummy" handle is surface mounted and requires no handle prep.

Double Bore 2-3/8" Backset (+$0) No Handle Preparation (+$0) Single Bore 2-3/8" Backset (+$0)