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One of the most crucial elements of framing walls is getting

the rough openings right. Items that determine what the

height of One of the most necessary elements of framing walls is getting

the rough openings right. Items that determine what the

height of your opening will be are floor finishes and the

use of underlayment. Door widths will stay continuous with the

size of a ordinary door.

In new construction most doors are hung after the floors are

installed. This allows flooring contractors (tile, hardwood,

vinyl, laminate) to lay their flooring merchandise without

making tricky cuts around door jambs. It also makes for a

neat and clean door installation. Exceptions to this are

carpeted floors. Doors are hung before the carpeting is

laid. When doors are hung in carpeted areas, it is a good idea

to shim them up 1/2″, putting a shim underneath each jamb leg.

This does away with the need to cut the doors down after the

carpet is installed.

For a 6′ 8″ high door (80 inches) I like to frame my rough

opening height at 82 3/4″. This allows room for all the

situations cited above. If your header material is a

double 2×12, keeping it to the top plate will give you that

height.

Rough openings for door widths are finelooking much standard. The

rough opening width is 2 inches wider than the door itself.

this allows room for the door jambs which are normally 3/4″

thick. This gives you approximately 1/2″ of play and shim

room when installing a prehung door. For a 36″ door (3′ 0″)

the rough opening width would be 38″. Here are the most

common door sizes and their rough openings.

Door Size Rough Opening Size

2′ 0″ x 6’8″ -26″ x 82 3/4″

2′ 2″ x 6’8″ -28″ x 82 3/4″

2′ 4″ x 6’8″ -30″ x 82 3/4″

2′ 6″ x 6’8″ -32″ x 82 3/4″

2′ 8″ x 6’8″ -34″ x 82 3/4″

2′ 10″x 6’8″ -36″ x 82 3/4″

3′ 0″ x 6’8″ -38″ x 82 3/4″

To figure the rough opening for double doors or french

doors, take the door size times 2 and add 2″. The most

common sizes for exterior doors are the 2’8″ and the 3’0″

doors. The 2’8″ is commonly used for the back door and the

access door from the garage. That size door for exterior use

is being employed less these days because of the size of

appliances and furniture. Exterior doors with sidelights and

sliding patio doors rough openings vary from manufacturer to

manufacturer. These ought to be verified and gotten from the

supplier.

Getting the rough openings right the introductory time keeps the

sawzall in it is carrying case and having to alter the

opening after the walls are drywalled and painted.

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