There are numerous conventional door sizes available in the UK, and comprehending the measurements can frequently be difficult. JB Kind Doors stocks a core selection of the most common door sizes; however, if you have a non-standard size requirement, bespoke interior doors can be supplied for many of our doors.
UK Standard Door Sizes
- 1981 x 457/533 x 35mm – The most often used door sizes are for closet or wardrobe doors.
- 1981 x 610/686 x 35mm – Door sizes are used where wall space is limited and a smaller door is required.
- 1981 x 762 x 35mm – The most common internal door size in England and Wales is 2’6″.
- 1981 x 838 x 35mm – In most cases, provides the necessary opening width for wheelchair access under Part ‘M’ mobility requirements. You may also hear this door size referred to as 2’9″.
Metric standard Door Sizes
Metric-sized internal doors are increasingly prevalent, particularly in Scotland and Europe. The biggest change is the increased door height of 2040mm and thickness of 40mm.
2040 x 526/626/726/826/926 x 40mm
Fire door standard sizes
All conventional UK and metric door sizes are often available as fire door equivalents, with the only difference being an increased door thickness of 45mm. This is because the door’s fire rating necessitates the use of additional core component materials during manufacturing. Check that your frames, intumescent seals, and ironmongery are all fire-rated to match the door. For additional information, please visit our Fire Door Fittings page.
Learn more about our fire doors.
Door size conversion chart
Please find our helpful door size conversion table below. If you still measure in feet and inches, the chart will assist you determine the metric equivalent size of our doors.
| Metric (mm) | Imperial (inches) | Imperial (feet & inches) |
|---|---|---|
| 1981 x 457 mm | 78″ x 18″ inches | 6′6″ x 1′6″Feet & Inches |
| 1981 x 533 (mm) | 78″ x 21″ | 6′6″ x 1′9″ |
| 1981 x 610 mm | 78″ x 24″ | 6′6″ x 2′0″ |
| 1981 x 686 mm | 78″ x 27″ | 6′6″ x 2′3″ |
| 1981 x 711 mm | 78″ x 28″ | 6′6″ x 2′4″ |
| 1981 x 762 mm | 78″ x 30″ | 6′6″ x 2′6″ |
| 1981 x 838 mm | 78″ x 33″ | 6′6″ x 2′9″ |
| 1981 x 915 mm | 78″ x 36″ | 6′6″ x 3′0″ |
| 1981 x 1067 mm | 78″ x 42″ | 6′6″ x 3′6″ |
| 1981 x 1168 mm | 78″ x 46″ | 6′6″ x 3′10″ |
| 1981 x 1220 mm | 78″ x 48″ | 6′6″ x 4′0″ |
| 1981 x 1372 mm | 78″ x 54″ | 6′6″ x 4′6″ |
| 1981 x 1524 mm | 78″ x 60″ | 6′6″ x 5′0″ |
| 2032 x 813 mm | 80″ x 32″ | 6′8″ x 2′8″ |
| 2134 x 915 mm | 84″ x 36″ | 7′0″ x 3′0″ |
| 2040 x 526 mm | 80 1⁄4″ x 20 11⁄16″ | 6′8 1⁄4″ x 1′8 11⁄16″ |
| 2040 x 626 mm | 80 1⁄4″ x 24 5⁄8″ | 6′8 1⁄4″ x 2′0 5⁄8″ |
| 2040 x 726 mm | 80 1⁄4″ x 28 5⁄8″ | 6′8 1⁄4″ x 2′4 5⁄8″ |
| 2040 x 826 mm | 80 1⁄4″ x 32 1⁄2″ | 6′8 1⁄4″ x 2′8 1⁄2″ |
| 2040 x 926 mm | 80 1⁄4″ x 36 7⁄16″ | 6′8 1⁄4″ x 3′0 7⁄16″ |
Door Size Question & Answers
Ans: Begin by measuring the opening size and dividing it by two to get an approximate width for each door. If the frame has not already been fitted, you must account for this (the most typical frame width is 30mm on both sides) as well as some fitting tolerance (about 2-3mm per side).To calculate the width of a single door, divide the opening width by the frame width (e.g., 60mm) and the fitting adjustment (6mm).
Compare the Single door width to the sizes available in your selected design to see if a standard choice would suffice or if you need bespoke made-to-measure doors.
