Panel Doors 1⅜" Depth |
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Width | 16" | 18" | 20" | 22" | 24" | 26" | 28" | 30" | 32" | 34" | 36" | |
Height | 80" | SO | SO | |||||||||
84" | SO | SO | SO | SO | ||||||||
96" | SO | SO | SO | SO |
SO = | Special Order |
= | Available |
N/A = | Not Available |
Our hinges are available in four different finishes, so you can choose one to match or complement the other hardware for your door.
Metrie™ interior doors are pre-hung on a double-rabbeted jamb that is available in 4 9/16” or 6 9/16”. They also come in three different materials, Poplar, White Oak and Primed, to coordinate perfectly with your Finishing Collection door.
Use the Swing Identifier chart below to determine the proper way your door should open and close in the room. This is an important step when selecting a door, so please be sure to note whether your opens into the room or out of the room and which side bears the hinges.
Celebrity designer Amanda Forrest shows you how to take a functional feature like an interior door and transform it into an opportunity to add light and freshen up the style of your home. Amanda, with the help of contractor Geoff Hobson (www.hobsonwoodworks.com) will show you the easy steps to removing and replacing a pre-hung interior door to update any room in your home.
Casings traditionally frame doors and windows, enhancing their presence and coordinating them to the entire room. We have a number of casings both within our Finishing Collections and our general profiles to help you find just the right fit. If you are replacing an existing door and would like to reuse your casing, score the wall with a knife all the way around the casing and between the door frame and the casing. Once complete, slowly remove the casing with a pry bar by sliding the bar between the wall and the casing, making room as you work around the door. This will allow you to preserve your casings while adding in your new interior door.
Metrie may not be held responsible for warping or finishing problems if the following recommendations are not followed:
Please refer to How to Stain & How to Paint instructions found on http://www.metrie.com
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