It is much easier than you think. Follow our easy step by step video guide and ensure that you measure correctly.
Many people believe that taking the correct measurements for windows and doors is a complex matter, but actually it’s fairly straightforward. You don’t need any advanced tools and you don’t need to be a professional craftsman to do the job right.
In order to be able to order your new windows and doors, you have to specify the window's or door's external frame dimensions. We recommend to measure the brick opening/masonry aperture first and then subtract the width of gaps needed for insulation.
Measure externally from brick to brick. We recommend that you always note the width first, followed by the height. This ensures that you won’t be in doubt about which figure is which when ordering your new windows and doors.
It is always a good idea to measure brick to brick in several places:
Make sure to write down the smallest measured dimensions.
Deduct approx. 2 cm* from the brick opening = Window's/door's external frame dimensions
Example:
Brick opening 103x103 cm = Window's external frame dimensions 101x101 cm
*It’s important that there is space for insulation and a seal around the edge between the window and the brickwork. We advise to deduct approximately 2-2.5 cm from the brick opening to ensure that the insulation won’t be too compact and that the window has space too "breath" (approx. 1 cm on each side and top and bottom).
