INTERNAL DOORS

grssne · 20 Nov 2006

I am having a new extension built the plans which have been approved by building regs show the width for internal doors can I have a smaller door width? Do building regs state the minimum door width? If so what is it?

Graham

noseall · 20 Nov 2006

standard door width sizes are 27", 30" and 33". these are all acceptable by building control, for use in extensions.

i would always try an fit a minimum 30" door simply for ease of access.

i'm not completely sure, but i think new building sites are going for 33" doors as standard. this is to comply with the disabled access regulations.

biffvernon · 21 Nov 2006

Just think that one day you or your friend may wish to go through that door in a wheelchair without hurting knuckles.

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