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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: rabbidrabbit on September 30, 2004, 12:37:52 PM
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Someone must know this one.. Whats the "standard" size for a slider door?
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What's a slider door?
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The front door to a White Castle.
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LOL ra, good one.
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Lowes has a few listed
http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=152020-40446-105027
I'm guessing that 72x80 is "standard" but am not sure. I was looking at a nice Milgard one on Ebay but it's 95" high which would make me cut into the header too much.
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Ohhhh! Where I grew up they are called "sliding glass doors"
Here in Az they are called Arcadia doors.
I'm at home, would you like me to go downstairs and measure mine?
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7' or 6'8" high by 8' wide is most standard.
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Sure Steve.. I'm trying to figure out if thats the standard size. If it is I'll just hold out till one comes up.
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Mine is 72" Wide
80" high.
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Originally posted by Steve
I'm at home, would you like me to go downstairs and measure mine?
:rofl :rofl :rofl
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:aok
I'll bet thats the "standard" size then. Pity, the one I was looking at on Ebay is a very nice custom made Milgard one for 300 bucks. Problem is the height will put it well inot the header. Thanks again!
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Welcome.
:)
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Originally posted by rabbidrabbit
:aok
I'll bet thats the "standard" size then. Pity, the one I was looking at on Ebay is a very nice custom made Milgard one for 300 bucks. Problem is the height will put it well inot the header. Thanks again!
there is aways a catch. do you have to reduce the size of the header and keep the strength ( load bearing) or it just sticks down to far?
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As a rule, it is not wise to do more than shave a header.
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I think I'm stuck with this one since it's 95 1/2" high. The header comes down to 85" so i would have to cut through most of it to get a fit. Bummer too since it's a really nice slider.
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sounds like that door was made for 9' or 10' ceiling house. a tripel 2 x 10 is the usual load bearing header size but sometimes you can exchange it for a smaller piece of steel I-beam.