INTERIOR DOORS

AT BAIRD BROTHERS FINE HARDWOODS

CUSTOM AND STANDARD INTERIOR DOORS

If you’re looking to update existing doors made by a manufacturer with 60+ years of experience, superior attention to detail, expert advice and nationwide shipping, you’ve come to the right place!

We’re here to help you open up the possibilities, whether you’re shopping pre-hung doors for your pantry, slab closet doors, french doors, or sliding barn-style options. No matter what, we have the interior doors you’re searching for!

Image of a traditional interior door design.

ORDERING INTERIOR DOORS FROM BAIRD BROTHERS

Let’s start with the basics. There are several types of interior doors: molded hollow core doors, molded solid core doors, wood veneer doors and solid wood doors. Each has its own purpose and place.

Cross-section example of a solid wood interior door.

SOLID WOOD DESIGNS

High-quality solid wood doors can’t be beat. They’re extremely durable and come in different sizes, species, various door thicknesses and custom or standard door heights.

Cross-section image of a wood veneer door.

WOOD VENEER OPTIONS

Veneer interior doors use a thin strip of quality hardwood overtop of core material. They can be stained or painted and are a high-quality alternative to solid hardwood doors.

MOLDED SOLID CORE

Like hollow core doors, solid core molded doors are made from particle board and MDF. These are much more durable and offer more insulation than hollow core doors.

MOLDED HOLLOW CORE

Hollow core doors are what you might call a builder-grade option. They’re lightweight and budget-friendly but don’t offer much sound insulation and can be damaged easily.

At Baird Brothers, our customization options are limitless. Reach out to one of our experienced sales professionals to discuss your specific wants and needs.

ORDERING PROCESS FOR NEW DOORS

We are happy to work with contractors and homeowners across the nation to create the doors of their dreams (whether building from the ground up or replacing bedroom doors, bathroom doors, sliding glass doors and more)!

If you’re looking to purchase custom doors, we require the following information to make sure we exceed your expectations:

Hinges (Hinge Color)
Slab or Prehung Jamb (Hinge Color)
Door Stop
Magnets/ Ball Catch/ T-Astragal
Hardware (Handles, locks, etc.)
Glass Option (Replace 1 or more panels with glass). Specify glass thickness and style

In addition to these basics, please specify the interior door’s width (if not standard door width), the height of the door (if not standard interior door size), door thickness (if not standard door thickness) and door configuration (single/double/bi-fold). We also need to know the style, panel profile, sticking profile and species desired.

NEXT STEPS BEFORE PURCHASE AND DOOR INSTALLATION

Browse Baird hardwood interior door styles online at Bairdbrothers.com or visit our showroom in Canfield, Ohio.
Engage with one of our sales representatives remotely by calling 800-732-1697 or completing a contact form.
Your sales representative will collaborate with you to capture your requirements for your custom doors.
Once the requirements have been captured, they will provide you with a quote for your doors.
Once you approve the price of the quote, the request will then be passed to the engineering team to be drafted.
Your sales associates will collaborate with you to make any needed revisions to the draft.
With the final design completed, your sign-off and payment for the order will release the doors for production.

CONSIDERATIONS FOR YOUR TYPE OF DOOR

See the tables below for guidance on door specifications and finished opening information.

Engineered drawing for guidance on door specs and finished openings.

Door Measurements and Specifications
Door Width	Rough Opening Width	Rough Opening Height 6/8
2/0 (24") (Single)	26"	82-1/2"
2/4 (28") (Single)	30"	82-1/2"
2/6 (30") (Single)	32"	82-1/2"
2/8 (32") (Single)	34"	82-1/2"
3/0 (36") (Single)	38"	82-1/2"
4/0 (48") (Double)	*50"	82-1/2"
4/8 (56") (Double)	*58"	82-1/2"
5/0 (60") (Double)	*62"	82-1/2"
5/4 (64") (Double)	*66"	82-1/2"
6/0 (72") (Double)	*74"	82-1/2"
* Double Door Units with an Astragal, Add 1" to Rough Width

Door Frame Opening Requirements
Door Width	Rough Opening Width
Nominal Width x 81" Height	Finished Opening Width 2 Doors = 2 x Door Width Minus 1" 3 Doors = 3 x Doors Width Minus 2" Finished Opening Height Light-Duty Hardware (Hollow Core Doors) Heavy-Duty Hardware (Solid Core Doors)

Tips for determining door specifications:

Be sure to consider finished floor thickness when measuring door opening.
A 1/8" margin above the door and 7/8" gap at the bottom are standard as drawn.
Take a door jamb width measurement – measure outside of drywall to outside of drywall dimension.