Door width (2 questions)
8 years ago
I'm confused why the spec reads "designed for door openings up to 40". isn't the door being sold with this 30"?
Does all the rails come 72" long? I want to make sure for the cost of this door that it doesn't look silly to have such a large rail for a 30" door. Thanks!!
Does all the rails come 72" long? I want to make sure for the cost of this door that it doesn't look silly to have such a large rail for a 30" door. Thanks!!
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