The key to any successful Zabitat project, whether you’re DIYing it or we’re installing it for you,
is making sure you’ve ordered the correct item. Let us help you.
Measure twice, order once.
Storm Doors
First, verify the minimum space requirements on your existing door frame to make sure that your new storm door will fit. You will then need to take down the measurements shown in the door diagram. Then use the size chart to determine the correct door based on your measurements.
Door Height
Measure for height from the sill to the underside of the exterior trip at the top of the door.
Door Width
Measure the width at the top (W1), center (w2), and the bottom (W3) of the door opening. Use the shortest measurement when ordering, if they vary.
Door Size | Width Range | Height Range | Available Products |
30″ | 29 ⅞” to 30 ⅜” | 80″ to 80⅞”* | View Products |
32″ | 31 ⅞” to 32 ⅜” | 80″ to 80⅞”* | View Products |
34″ | 33 ⅞” to 34 ⅜” | 80″ to 80⅞”* | Contact Us |
36″ | 35 ⅞” to 36 ⅜” | 80″ to 80⅞”* | View Products |
The actual door slab dimension will be approximately ¾” less than the door size. (E.g., on a 36″ door, the slab is 35 ¼” wide.)
*84″ Height available on the Andersen 8 Series Series Fullview Interchangeable Rapid Install 1, 36″ white.
Dimension A | Minimum of 3/4” (1.91cm) required for all storm doors except for the 10 Series Fixed Fullview, which requires 1” (2.54cm). |
Dimension B | Minimum of 1” (2.54cm) required. For openings less than 1” but greater than 3/4”, order optional narrow mount kit for proper installation (please contact our customer service for ordering this kit). |
Dimension C | Minimum of 2-1/2” (6.35cm) required. |
Storm Doors 101
The in’s and out’s of storm doors and how
they can transform your entryway.
Installation Guide
Learn how DIY a storm door installation
project to transform your door.