dörrbredder

Dörrbredder, a Swedish term, translates to "door widths." It refers to the standard or specified dimensions of doors within a building or a particular construction project. In Sweden, and generally in Europe, door widths are often standardized to facilitate mass production of doors and door frames, as well as to ensure compatibility with standard wall openings.

Common interior door widths in Sweden typically include measurements such as 700mm, 800mm, and 900mm for the door leaf. These widths are usually paired with corresponding frame dimensions. Exterior doors, or exterior doors, might have different standard widths, often being wider to accommodate larger furniture or for easier passage. The actual opening size in the wall will be slightly larger than the door leaf to allow for the frame and installation tolerances.

Understanding dörrbredder is important for various aspects of building and renovation. When purchasing new doors, replacing existing ones, or constructing new doorways, specifying the correct dörrbredder ensures a proper fit and function. Architects, builders, and homeowners rely on these standard dimensions to maintain consistency and efficiency in construction and interior design. Deviations from standard widths can lead to custom-made doors, which are significantly more expensive and time-consuming to produce.