Old Internal Doors Just Over Standard Height Of New Ones

[youdontwanttodoitlikethat]

After a bit of advice please. I need some cheap (£30 ish) Wickes or B&Q type internal 4 or 6 panel primed internal doors to replace old ones in poor condition. Standard new doors seem to be 1981 in height. My doors are 1975, 1988, 1994, 2000 and 2007mm in height and all 762mm width. So the width is fine, but what can I do about the different heights? Is there extra on the height of a 1981mm door, or is that the maximum dimension? Or where can I get cheap doors to my specs?

To complicate the issue, the airing cupboard door is smaller at 1981 x 610mm, so I would need one smaller door in the same style to match the others.

 

[lostinthelight]

610mm are not a problem I've used them for on suites and cupboards,eg here
https://www.diy.com/departments/doors-and-windows/internal-doors/6-panel-doors/610/_/N-937Z1z0srjo

 

[foxhole]

Easy enough to reduce head height on frames by 20-30 mm then all doors will fit .

 

[youdontwanttodoitlikethat]

Easy enough to reduce head height on frames by 20-30 mm then all doors will fit .

Great, thanks - just the sort of answer I'm looking for. Is it possible to do it in a way that's not too obvious?

 

[foxhole]

You would need to trim top of architraves to hide addition.

 

[oldbutnotdead]

Have a look in B & Q, they sometimes have taller doors in their £30 knotty pine range