I'm designing a new garage. Hopefully a simple question...
How are garage doors normally specified? They're normally still sold in increments of feet and inches, then you add a 75mm frame and end up with some awful random measurement, which is often miles away from standard brick lengths.
E.g. a 8'0" x 7' door is 2578w x 2191h including the frame.
The next biggest brick opening would be 2710mm, leaving a 66mm gap either side of the frame.
The next biggest opening height would be 2250mm, leaving a 59mm gap at the top.
How are newbuild garages normally designed? Do housebuilders fit imperial, metric or brick-sized doors? If so I need to find some.
Thanks!
How are garage doors normally specified? They're normally still sold in increments of feet and inches, then you add a 75mm frame and end up with some awful random measurement, which is often miles away from standard brick lengths.
E.g. a 8'0" x 7' door is 2578w x 2191h including the frame.
The next biggest brick opening would be 2710mm, leaving a 66mm gap either side of the frame.
The next biggest opening height would be 2250mm, leaving a 59mm gap at the top.
How are newbuild garages normally designed? Do housebuilders fit imperial, metric or brick-sized doors? If so I need to find some.
Thanks!
