Door Molding Quantity Calculator
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- Since door frame molding is installed only on the left, right, and top three sides (U-shape], excluding the floor threshold, the floor length is excluded from the calculation.
- Since the recently popular 9mm door frame requires no height difference between the door frame and the wall, wall leveling work such as puttying and sanding must be done beforehand.
- After removing the existing door frame, if the urethane foam between the door frame and the wall is protruding, trim it flat with a knife and then attach the new molding.
- If you are only refurbishing the door without replacing it, you must check the direction in which the door opens (pull/push] and ensure that the molding does not catch on the hinges.
How about this calculator?
- Gypsum Board Quantity Calculator
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- Ceiling Material (Tex] Quantity Calculator
- Soundproofing/Absorbing Material Quantity Calculator
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- Ceiling Molding Quantity Calculator
- Window/Frame Molding Quantity Calculator
- Wood Volume Calculator
Door Frame Molding Quantity Calculation Formula
It is calculated based on construction on 3 sides (left/right/top] with the floor open.
Total required length
Final required quantity
Since additional length equal to the molding width is required for the top corner assembly, you must consider a miter markup.
Detailed Guide to Calculator Input Items
Please verify the door frame measurement data and material specifications for accurate material calculation.
1. Door frame width, height
Enter the inner width of the door frame and the height from the floor to the top (inner dimensions]. When installing a ram, please enter the ceiling height.
2. Door frame molding width
This is the width of the door frame molding to be used. For flat molding, 60mm to 80mm sizes are most commonly used.
3. Markup rate and length
It is recommended to leave a 5~10% margin to account for 45-degree cutting loss, and the length of one piece of material is based on the standard specification of 2,400mm.
Guide to Major Door Frame Installation Types and Features
Expert Know-how and Checklists
This is the key point that determines the quality of the door frame work.
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45-degree miter joint vs. 90-degree right-angle construction
If precise miter joints are difficult to achieve when joining the top corners, the right-angle construction method (flat line] where a long top molding is placed and supported by left and right columns is much more advantageous for DIY construction.
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Height setting during lintel (ramma] installation
If you want a ramma installation that extends up to the ceiling, please enter the actual ceiling height in the height value. The empty space at the top must be filled by cutting MDF panels separately.
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Check door stopper installation
Due to the thickness of the door frame molding, interference may occur on the hinge side when opening the door 180 degrees, so it is recommended to install a floor stopper to prevent the handle from touching the wall.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ]
- Q. How much does molding cost to refurbish one door?
- A. Usually, if you order 3 pieces per door based on standard size (2.4m] molding, you can install it comfortably on the left, right, and top sides.
- Q. Is it possible to get a 9mm door trim using ready-made molding?
- A. It is impossible with just ready-made molding; sawing MDF panels and applying a film finish are essential. If you simply want to achieve the desired look, I recommend cutting thin flat molding to size.
- Q. What material should I use for the bathroom door frame?
- A. Due to the high humidity in bathrooms, using standard MDF molding poses a high risk of swelling and cracking when wet. You must use water-resistant ABS foam door molding to ensure longevity.