Pocket frame dimensions for sliding or hinged doors are considered standard when they fall within certain parameters established by manufacturers. Among the most commonly used and appreciated are:
- 60 cm doors
- 70 cm door panels
- 80 cm doors
- 90 cm doors
These standard measurements clearly refer to the width of the door panel. As for standard height, the most common sizes on the market are 200 cm and 210 cm.
Anything that differs from these listed dimensions is considered non-standard. In fact, designing and manufacturing them takes longer than standard doors, which are almost always readily available.
Pocket frame dimensions for a 60 cm door
The size for a 60 cm door and pocket frame is the minimum allowed by law. According to regulations, every space (commercial or residential) must have openings that are no less than 60 cm wide, to ensure easy passage for people.
In a residential property, for example, this size may be used for spaces such as a cellar or bathroom, which usually have smaller dimensions than other rooms.
Pocket frame dimensions for a 70 cm door
For easier passage, if the room size allows it, pocket frames can be installed to accommodate a 70 cm door panel.
This size was widely used in homes built around the 1960s and 1970s, especially for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Today, in more modern homes, a 70 cm door can also be used in a large living area. In fact, by combining two 70 cm sliding doors with the related custom pocket frame, you can create a majestic opening capable of expanding both the view and the perception of space.
Pocket frame dimensions for 80 cm and 90 cm doors
A pocket frame for 80 cm or 90 cm doors allows for very easy passage between rooms. It is an ideal size for doors separating the corridor from the living and sleeping areas, or for doors in commercial offices.
In commercial environments, there is often a need to allow the passage of machinery or bulky accessories. With these specific dimensions, it is also important to pay close attention to other parameters to ensure proper product installation.
Wall thickness is another important variable. If the wall is too thin, it may not be able to accommodate a standard pocket frame. Plasterboard walls may have different thicknesses from plastered masonry walls, which affects the choice of frame.
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As already mentioned in the previous paragraphs, anything you need that does not fall within the dimensions described is considered non-standard. But don’t worry: with Ermetika, it is possible to customize the product according to your specific needs.
In modern interior design styles, such as
Scandinavian design, for example, non-standard doors and pocket frames are often used, especially when the space has high, welcoming ceilings suitable for a full-height door.
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get in touch with us. There you can describe your project and request all the information you need about the custom doors you would like to create.