What is the rough opening for a 32 inch interior door?

The rough opening for a 32 inch door is typically about 33 inches. This can vary depending on the construction of the door and the framing of the opening. You will want to measure the opening to make sure that the door you choose will fit.

• The rough opening for a 32 inch interior door is the size of the hole that is cut into the wall to accommodate the door. The rough opening must be larger than the door itself to allow for framing, trim, and clearance.
• To measure the rough opening for a 32 inch interior door, measure the width and height of the door opening and subtract 1 1/2 inches from each measurement. This will give you the size of the rough opening.
• The dimensions of a 32 inch interior door are 30 1/4 inches wide by 80 inches high.
• To cut the opening for a 32 inch interior door, use a saw to cut the opening to the correct size. Make sure to measure twice and cut once to ensure accuracy.
• To install a 32 inch interior door, first install the hinges on the door. Next, fit the door into the opening and adjust the position of the hinges until the door is level. Screw the hinges in place. Finally, attach the trim around the door opening.
• Tips for installing a 32 inch interior door include measuring twice and cutting once, using a level to ensure the door is straight, and using a saw to cut the opening in the correct size.
• FAQs about installing a 32 inch interior door include how to determine the size of the rough opening, how to install the hinges, and how to attach the trim.