30″ × 80″ Interior
Modern Slab Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,348.00
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30" x 80" Interior Doors
Give a familiar room entrance a door that feels at home with the rest of your space. These 30 x 80 interior doors, also called 2′6″ x 6′8″ doors, open with the exact width and height selected. Explore each hinged design's available finish, construction and preparation choices, then confirm the measurements for your made-to-order door.
30″ wide × 80″ high2′6″ × 6′8″ door panel
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Explore made-to-order 30 × 80 single hinged interior door slabs. Choose your style, then review the available finish, frame and hardware options for that design.
30″ × 80″ Interior
Modern Cottage Interior Metal Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,537.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Two Panel Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$1,448.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Traditional French Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,537.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Half X Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$1,448.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Provence Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,537.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Canyon Lands Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,316.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Minimalist Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,537.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Heartland Chevron Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$1,688.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Traveler Interior Metal Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,667.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Farmhouse French Full Glass Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,414.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
French Quarter Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,537.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Scallop Textured Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$3,079.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Mountain French Full Interior Metal Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,537.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Craftsman Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$1,433.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Customizable Metal Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,757.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Dunes Textured Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$3,079.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Slate Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,537.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
6 Panel Colonial Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$1,828.00
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30″ × 80″ Interior
Veranda Interior Door 30 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 30 inches wide by 80 inches high; not the rough opening or framed-unit size.
$2,537.00
Customize Your DoorPhotos show the door design; pictured finish, glass, hardware and proportions may differ from your selections. Starting prices reflect the selected 30 × 80 slab configuration. Finish and included components vary by design; review each product’s selections before ordering. Upgrades, shipping and tax are additional. Panel size is separate from frame and rough-opening dimensions.
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Choose a 30 x 80 Interior Door for Everyday Rooms
Begin with What the Room Needs
A bedroom, bathroom and home office can share a 30-inch door width while needing different levels of privacy and different hardware. Think about how often the entrance is used, who approaches it and whether the door usually stays open. Those everyday details help you choose a design and operating arrangement that suit the room.
Look at the entrance from both sides. A quiet panel pattern may connect several doors along a hallway, while a glazed design can make a room feel more connected to nearby spaces. Choose the appearance alongside the intended function, then check that the selected model offers the construction and preparation your plan needs.
Keep the Slab Size Separate from the Opening
30 inches wide by 80 inches high converts to 2 feet 6 inches by 6 feet 8 inches. Listings may use 30x80, 30 in. x 80 in. or 2/6 x 6/8 interior door notation. These labels describe a panel size family; they do not identify the outside of a framed unit.
Measure an existing slab edge to edge at several locations and record thickness separately. Note any trimmed edge or uneven bottom without rounding the readings. If the frame is also changing, have the receiving opening measured and clearly label those numbers. A trim-to-trim measurement cannot stand in for the structural opening.
Choose a Replacement Slab or a Framed Assembly
A 30 x 80 interior door slab is the moving panel. Keeping a sound jamb may be practical when the new slab can match the existing thickness, hinge locations, lock preparation and edge details. Ask the installer to inspect the frame before deciding that a slab-only replacement will complete the job.
A prehung door comes mounted in a frame, with the package determined by the selected product. It may suit a new opening or a replacement that needs a new jamb. Compare the complete unit dimensions, jamb depth and included components, and account for casing repairs and wall finishes in the installation plan.
Compare the Construction Behind the Surface
Solid wood, solid-core and hollow-core are different construction descriptions. They should not be treated as interchangeable promises about a door's appearance, weight or sound performance. Review how the chosen model is built and which thicknesses it offers. A photograph or a painted finish cannot show every detail within the panel.
If reducing room-to-room sound is a priority, discuss the full assembly and any available documented performance. Gaps, hardware and the frame also belong in that conversation. Avoid selecting solely from weight or a material label, and do not assume that every interior design carries a tested acoustic or fire rating.
Consider Privacy When Choosing Glass
A 30 x 80 interior door with glass can be appealing between a hallway and a study or living area. Check the position of the glass against the views from adjacent rooms. A high pane and a larger clear area create different relationships between spaces, even when the panel dimensions match.
For a bedroom or bathroom project, review the level of visual privacy you want with the door closed and lights on. Ask which glazing choices are offered on the selected design. Decorative or privacy glass should be chosen from the actual configuration rather than assumed from an inspiration image.
Lay Out the Swing and Finished Floor
Mark the hinge side and opening direction on a simple plan. Then follow the door's arc past nearby furniture, cabinets, another doorway and the handle's projection. Use the product's handing diagram to agree on left-hand or right-hand operation instead of relying on a name that different viewpoints can make confusing.
Record the finished floor condition before ordering. Carpet, tile or a planned flooring change can affect the clearance under a replacement. Have the installer coordinate the bottom detail and any room-specific air-transfer needs. A fixed undercut copied from another installation is not a specification for every interior doorway.
Decide What Comes with the Hinges and Lock Preparation
A listing for a door with hinges or a bore hole describes preparation that still needs to be checked. Confirm whether the slab is supplied with hinge recesses, lock boring, hinges and a handleset, and identify any options that are priced separately. Keep those choices with the approved order.
Choose passage, privacy or another appropriate hardware function for the room. Match the hardware's supported thickness range, backset and mounting details to the door. If you plan to reuse a handle, give the installer its specifications rather than assuming that a familiar style will fit the new preparation.
Compare the Complete Project Before Ordering
The featured designs open with 30-inch width and 80-inch height selected and are made to order. Review the current price after choosing the available finish, construction, frame and hardware details. Confirm production timing before booking work that depends on the door's arrival.
For a framed unit, use the manufacturer's specified rough opening; adding a standard allowance to the panel size cannot confirm every package. Ask your installer to include removal, jamb work, casing and finish repairs in the estimate. Keep the final measurements and preparation drawing available through ordering and installation.
30 x 80 Interior Door Questions
Is 30x80 a standard interior door size?
It is a common size to encounter in interior-door shopping. Your actual slab and frame still need to be measured. A familiar nominal label does not guarantee that a replacement matches the existing preparation or complete unit dimensions.
Do they make a 30-inch interior door?
The hinged interior designs featured here open with 30-inch width and 80-inch height selected. Review the individual model's available finish, construction, thickness and frame choices to confirm the configuration you want.
What rough opening does a 30 x 80 interior door need?
Use the rough-opening dimensions supplied for the exact framed unit. Frame construction and installation details vary. Panel width and height alone cannot establish the receiving opening for every prehung package.
Is a 30-inch door too narrow?
That depends on the room, movement through the entrance and any applicable access requirements. Assess the installed clear passage and swing space with your installer. The 30-inch panel width is not the same as the usable opening.
Can I replace the slab without changing the frame?
A slab replacement may work if the jamb remains sound and the new panel's dimensions, thickness, hinge and lock preparation, edge profile and swing can be matched. Have those details checked before choosing the slab.
Have your measurements ready? Contact Rustica for help choosing the right interior door for your opening. You can also compare all 30 x 80 door styles.
