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What is the rough opening?
The R.O. is the surrounding measurements inside the door frame from beam to beam for the width and from the header down to the concrete for the height. If it is new construction it will depend on the dimensions of the entryway.
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How do I measure my rough opening?
We recommend that you use a bonded and insured contractor. Mistakes in measurement can be costly and time consuming.
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What is a jamb?
A jamb is the side and headlining that surrounds the door. The width is determined by the wood used to frame the doorway. Most doors are framed with either 2"x4" or 2"x6" pieces of lumber. This is why the most popular jamb widths are 4-5/8" and 6-5/8".
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What does prehung mean?
It means the slab has been mounted into the jamb. Typically hinges are applied, and the door is bored for door hardware. The unit will arrive ready for professional installation.
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What is a slab?
A slab refers to a door by itself without a jamb or hardware.
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How long does it take to build a door?
The industry standard is 8-10 weeks depending on the type of door.
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What about shipping?
Shipping is not included. The doors are professionally crated and shipped insured collect. We extend our volume shipping discounts to you to make it cost effective. The cost varies depending on the weight, size and distance.
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