How wide are your house internal doors ?

[DippedHeadlights]

Looking at some house plans at the moment.

Doors in most new houses seem to be 27 inch upstairs and 30 inch downstairs. How wide are yours, particularly if it's a small house or flat. Does 27 inch look / feel too narrow downstairs on kitchen and or living room ?

Or, if a small place, does 30 inch wide seem too big ?

Anyone got a mix of 27 and 30 downstairs and does that look odd ?

Thanks

DH

[J500ANT]

Shouldnt you be measuring in centipedes?

[FourWheelDrift]

Standard single doors here are 33 inch downstairs, 30 inch upstairs.

[trooperiziz]

2 bed flat, 33 inches everywhere here.

[Triumph Coupe]

I live in an apartment. All the doors are 30" apart from to the toilet and to the en-suite which are 27". I'd never noticed there were different sizes until I just measured them.

[robinhood21]

DoorHeads - Size Matters.

[trooperiziz]

Triumph Coupe said:

I live in an apartment. All the doors are 30" apart

Either your flat is tiny or it must be a nightmare to find the loo when drunk...

[DippedHeadlights]

Cheers so far guys, 27 inch is starting to sound a bit too small downstairs. Current house is 30 everywhere. I know a lot of bathrooms are 27 so the door doesn't hit the loo !

DH

[parapaul]

IIRC building regs specify new builds to have 2'9" doors for wheelchair access.

[Puff Puff]

Kitchen and louge doors are 33", first floor double bedrooms are 30", bathroom and single bedroom is 27", master bedroom on top floor is 30". House was built in 2005.

As I'm about 25" wide I don't have a problem.

[Brown and Boris]

My front door is 34 but only 68 high. I have just asked the wife to look at the back doors and she says the back doors have been bashed in.

Intenals all seem to be 33 inches

Edited by Brown and Boris on Saturday 24th January 16:20

[minimoog]

Triumph Coupe said:

All the doors are 30" apart from to the toilet and to the en-suite which are 27".

Snap. 1970 build.