Abbey Square Door

These guidelines are here to help you measure for a new composite door and frame. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us; we are happy to assist.

Measure the height and width from the OUTSIDE of your home. Always measure the exact brickwork opening, not the existing frame or door.

Take measurements from brick to brick in at least three different places. Subtract 10mm from both the height and width measurements to allow for a 5mm fitting allowance around the new frame. This allowance ensures the new frame sits plumb and square within the opening. Use packers and silicone to secure the frame in place and fill any gaps.

These guidelines are here to help you measure for a new composite door and frame. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us; we are happy to assist.

Measure the height and width from the OUTSIDE of your home. Always measure the exact brickwork opening, not the existing frame or door.

Take measurements from brick to brick in at least three different places. Subtract 10mm from both the height and width measurements to allow for a 5mm fitting allowance around the new frame. This allowance ensures the new frame sits plumb and square within the opening. Use packers and silicone to secure the frame in place and fill any gaps.

These instructions are provided to assist you in measuring for a new door and frame. If you have any uncertainties, please feel free to contact us, we will be happy to help you.

Measure both the height and width from the OUTSIDE of your home. Always measure the exact brickwork opening, not the old frame or door currently installed.

Take measurements from brick to brick in at least three different places and subtract 10mm from both the final height and width measurements to allow for a 5mm fitting allowance around the new frame. This allowance will help the new frame sit plumb and square within the opening. Packers and silicone will be required to secure the frame into place and fill any gaps.

These instructions are provided to assist you in measuring for a new door and frame. If you have any uncertainties, please feel free to contact us, we will be happy to help you.

Measure both the height and width from the OUTSIDE of your home. Always measure the exact brickwork opening, not the old frame or door currently installed.

Take measurements from brick to brick in at least three different places and subtract 10mm from both the final height and width measurements to allow for a 5mm fitting allowance around the new frame. This allowance will help the new frame sit plumb and square within the opening. Packers and silicone will be required to secure the frame into place and fill any gaps.