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I have a 72″ wide opening and want to install a new exterior door. I want to join two 36″ doors(only one will open). It will cut my cost by quite a bit.
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Yeah sure you can. However I would remove the brick case trim that comes with the doors if you do have that. And screw the two door frames together where they meet.
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72″ isn’t enough room. each door is 36″ without the door frames.
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actually the 36″ are outside width in the frames. I could also go with 34″ and 2″ on each side, with a metal covering. The question is, is it OK to join 2 doors (in frames). Only one would open.