Market buyer guide
Custom Interior Wood Doors for US Projects
For US multifamily, residential, hospitality and commercial projects, send the door schedule before assuming a listed size is stock.
Direct Answer
VISFURN reviews US interior wood door projects from an imperial schedule, matching custom leaf sizes with rough openings, jambs, frames, architraves and hardware preparation.
Imperial sizes in a project schedule
Common references may include 28x80, 30x80, 32x80, 34x80, 36x80, 40x82, 42x82, 48x80 and 8 ft doors. These are schedule references, not a statement that every size is standard stock. Confirm each opening, unit convention and frame configuration before production.
Rough opening, jamb and complete set
The rough opening is not the same as the door leaf. A quotation should distinguish the opening, leaf, frame and finished wall thickness. Where appropriate, 6.5-inch or 7-inch jamb concepts can be reviewed against the wall build-up. Choose slab, prehung or full-set supply based on the installation responsibility and the project schedule.
US quotation checklist
| Send | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Opening mark and quantity | Prevents similar rooms from being merged incorrectly |
| Leaf and rough opening | Separates door size from construction opening |
| Jamb and wall thickness | Sets frame depth and trim fit |
| Handing, glass and hardware | Controls machining and accessory preparation |
| Destination port and packing | Supports export quotation and receiving sequence |
Send the schedule
Upload the schedule, drawings or a marked-up opening list through the project RFQ form. VISFURN can then separate confirmed information from items that need a drawing or sample approval.
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Buyer questions
They are common US schedule references, but stock status and final production dimensions must be confirmed for the selected construction and door set.
Yes. The quotation can compare slab, prehung and complete-set configurations based on the installation scope and frame requirements.
Yes. Sending both prevents the frame and leaf from being quoted from the wrong reference.