How To Trim Out A Garage Door Opening - PVC Trim Board And PVC Brickmold Installation
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- In this video, I show you how to trim out garage door opening using pvc trim boards and pvc brickmold for the installation. I use the Royal PVC trim board and brickmold found at Lowe's. How to trim a garage door opening is simple using galvanized finish nails. The frame of the garage door opening is made using 2x6 material. .
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There are so many ways to trim out a garage door opening. Some use bent metal too. Would you rather use PVC or metal?
Metal
Hardiboard or PVC . Metal is so cheap looking.
@@fahrvergnuugen Metal is also extremely difficult to repair if you ding it with something.
Great video!
Small note for the less seasoned carpenter.
When he was installing the upright pieces, he said “measure the inside and just remember it’s the short side of the angle”
It’s always easier to measure the long side, not the short side.
After measuring, just cut your angle and you’re good.
If you measure your short angle and then cut the board, your board is now too short. 🤦🏼♂️
OMG, 1st time new home owner here, needing to replace my rotted wood garage jamb and came across this video. These simple to follow steps and the use of materials and tools involved was well done sir. I now have a guide to my weekend project.
Same boat right now - video is gold!
So very helpful! This is what we were looking for. Our brick mold trim is currently wood and is starting hang down. We will be replacing it with the PVC brick molding. Thank you!
Where would we be without Artisans like yourself who didn’t want to teach? God bless ya! This was JUST THE VIDEO I needed!
I’m glad I could help!
I’m about to have to do this. Very nice looking job. I hadn’t considered using PVC, I hope it isn’t cost prohibitive for me.
I have referred back to your videos numerous times, thank you for doing such clear concise instructions.
Thanks for your time. Very thorough and simple instructions. Appreciate you 👍🏽
Great pro tips. Thanks very helpful
Nice work your'e experience makes it look so easy
Great Job with this video. Thank you so much for creating. I learned alot for my project!!
Hey hey!!!!! just saw this pop up today. your energy is outstanding and highly recommend your vid. great job man
Thanks man! If you turn on the bell you will get notifications every time I release a new video. You are the man Eric!
there's only a few a click on the bell and your's is 1 of em
@@T.E.P. That’s awesome! Thank man!!
For someone that isn’t a fulltime builder and this isn’t your fulltime trade, you do everything well to code
Hey Wilkinson! Hope Australia is good. Thanks for the comment. I used to build full time so a lot has stuck with me. Stay tuned for more content!
@@TheExcellentLaborer oh ok that’s cool man , you can see the experience you have that’s for sure.
Aus is good mate , 🤙🤙
Thank you for this video. Followed your instructions and completed my garage trim replacement this weekend!! Thanks again keep the videos coming :)
Thanks a lot for watching! I’m glad you found my video helpful for the garage door opening. They seem daunting at first but are not bad after you get going. Take care!
Great Video! Thank you for the information!!
You are welcome! I’m glad I can help. Take care!
Thank you for this video… i busted the hell out of the metal trim on my garage, I didnt have a brake and needed to figure out a different way to trim it.
You’re welcome. I’m sorry to hear about your busted up metal trim. Good luck with your door trim install!
Do you have a video for this garage trims on weather proofing it. Thank you so much Josh.
Hell yeah.. just the video I needed
Hey love your videos. Bout to start a garage addition and doing it all myself. My question is, what did you rough your garage door at? I am also going to be doing a 10ft door and will be having a concrete curb on either side so want to make sure I pour it the correct width
Good afternoon Josh. I really appreciate your video on Trimming out a Garage Door Opening. I am in the process of doing the same project at my home. The only difference is that I am replacing the existing Brickmold. So my question is shouldn't I place the flashing behind the brick mold before I install it? Thanks for your reply and God Bless!!!
neat job
Nice work. I'm using the exact same PVC brickmold from Lowes on a 16ft garage opening and can't get it to line up for shit. I've bought another set of PVC brickmold and getting ready to try again. Have you ever mounted 16ft pieces of the same brickmold you used in this video (I see you mounted a 10ft opening)? If so did you make a video of it? I have to join 2 pieces together to make the top trim and will again use PVC cement but how did / would you get it straight? Thanks
I’m using Azek for the first time (and actually first time doing any trim), and read that I should use a #8 trim screw. Seems like a lot more work than what your using (18 gauge brads). What is the better way to go?
Thank you for this awesome video. I'm in this step currently and I can't figure out where to buy this PVC board and PVC brick mold. What brand did you use and where did you buy it at?
Quick question. Block home with smooth stucco coat in garage opening. Never installed vinyl trim seal because top right wall is out about 1" meaning seal might not cover the gap. How can I build it back out?
Great video! Subscribed! Isn't flashing suppose to go under house wrap? With how you did it the water that goes through the house wrap is going to get behind the trim yeah?
Great explanation!
Thanks Brian!
I’m redoing mine now as the garage and house are being sided. It’s not perfect but looks fine.
I’m wanting to do this exact project to my garage door opening. My issue is I have a 16ft wide garage door and I’m finding its almost impossible to find the pvc trim in 16ft lengths anywhere. On top of that this whole building supply shortage is making it even more difficult. Would you know of a company besides the big box stores that sells pvc like this? Or would it be possible to join two 8 foot pieces together in a way that is functional (not letting water in) while also not being able to see the seam? Or is that not recommended?
My old jamb is wood and attached to the trim studs so it will have to be replaced. I have a termite eaten header that had to be replaced.
Do you run J channel all the way to the bottom of the brick molding? My garage is 1 block above ground so my sheathing is about 8 inches above the bottom of the molding is why I ask
Hi Josh
Excellent ,
1- Don't you put 1" air gap between the Stone Veneer and Building Wrap?
2- How do you install the 1" Thick Stone Veneer?
Thanks in advance
Abbas
Check out my latest video on how to install stone veneer. It will explain how I prepare for stone veneer. Thanks for watching my videos. Good luck with your project!
Do you caulk the seams between inside wrap and brickmould? Thanks
Excellent video
Thank you! I hope it helps!
@@TheExcellentLaborer I dont think a man should talk about being cheap makes him look bad but I got an estimate that was so insulting than I dont care if I have to do it 5 times I am doing it myself. Thanks again for the video
So my question is, do garage doors come in multi size or can I order a custom cut to fit the opening I just trimmed out ?
I have a shed that I opened up on the side to make the small opening wider but didn't consider how wide I needed it. So I widened it out to a width that is proportionate to the size of the shed. The lean -to on the other side of the opening was DIY'd in 1941 and I'm thinking of tearing it down but need the garage door to cover the opening first.
Great video! My garage trim was metal, very thin cheap crap! The paint keeps coming off, purchased the PVC trim like you have. My question is do I have to remove the thin metal trim or can I just install the PVC on top of the metal trim?
Jim
AKA: RENMAN
Thanks! You should be able to install over it but you may want to remove the metal to inspect for water damage. I hope that helps!
Just subscribed. I'm going to be residing and replacing all my press board stuff with pvc..should be straight forward correct?
Thanks Paul! Yes it’s a straightforward process. Take the old off replace with new PVC.
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What did you use to attach the pvc board to the concrete block at the bottom
What do you do if your finished width is slightly wider than your garage door
So you don't need to flash doors? Also thought it was bad to run tyvek around the upper jamb
prepped my free cellular PVC molding by painting it (it was black, can you imagine?) and ready to install -- my issue is the garage is brick which I just finished application of lyme stucco. so now I'm wondering if I should install wood first on the inside of the garage door jam or can I fasten the PVC directly onto the brick? First time working with PVC trim. Anyone?
Hi, you make great videos? Residing my garage and appreciate your input. For the garage trim, did you use any adhesive on the lower portion next to the concrete block?
Keep up the great work! Thank you!
Do the seams where brick and trim meet ...need caulk?
Hello, I currently have water getting behind my trim on my 2 car garage door. I’m going to demo everything and replace w pvc, my question is how do I flash it? Just channel? And how would I go about nailing in the J CHANNEL underneath my existing sidding? Any help is appreciated! Thanks
Where can I buy a PVC board for the top of the jamb that is 16' long? I can't seem to find any anywhere. Would two 8' boards butting up to each other and caulked seams work as well?
Where can I get that pvc for a 2 by 4 by 8 fr garage opening?
how did you do the flashing above the PVC trim? Im stuck here.
So if my garage opening after trim ends up being 7' 10", would that still work ok with an 8' wide garage door?
Great video! Which nail gun are you using and what size of nails?
16 gauge trim nailer and nails. I hope that helps!
Where did you get your wide jamb boards? I’m in the process of building a garage also but can’t seem to locate any 8” jamb boards.
I got the PVC boards from Lowes. Sometimes I get them from ABC Building Supply company too. Hope that helps!
I just subscribed to your channel. But I can’t turn on the notification bell because that feature is disabled. :-(
You find that the 18 ga nails hold well enough over time? I typically use pluggable cortex screws after using finish nails to hold in place. Or even trim head screws and fill. Your approach is definitely faster.
I have not had any problems with finish nails holding. Nothing holds better than screws. If the nails starting to fail, you could always add screws later. Thanks for watching Dennis!
House built in 70s and they trimmed out the garage door with a 2x6. Do you think I could use the jamb you used, or should I go back with the 2x6 then the jamb
You could as long as it’s wide enough to cover the garage door sides. The material I use is only three-quarter and the 2 x 6 is a inch and a half.
@@TheExcellentLaborer They ripped the 2 x 6 down to 4 1/2 inches to meet up with the drywall which is on the inside of the garage. If I use the PVC jam it will stick out a little bit but I’m not too worried about that thanks
would you add an aluminum drip cap over the pvc trim board at the top?
Yes he said he will add flashing but that’s what he meant
finish frame same size as door?
Are you using a 16 GA nail gun?
You don't use PVC Door Stop to seal the door opening?
Wish my door was like this😢😢😢😢
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What gauge brads are you using ?
18 ga
Can you make a video on installing a garage door
I actually always hire garage door installation out. They can be complicated. Thanks for watching!
@@TheExcellentLaborer that's too bad, I'd love to see you walk through the process. I enjoy your videos and how well you explain everything. Do you finish trimming out the door after install or do the door installers do it? I'm thinking of the small PVC trim bit with the little rubber sweeper edge.
This is driving me crazy. I am removing two windows and reframing for a garage door in my basement. It is a 2x4 wall. I am installing an 8'x7' door, so I framed it in 2x4 studs leaving the rough opening width at 97 1/2 (as I want to trim to final with PVC boards). I've been told that the rough should be 3" wider than the door because it is to be trimmed with 2x6 boards. Is this necessary or can I just trim with the 3/4-1" pvc boards? Hope my question is clear.
I have the same question, what did you end up doing?
@@kevindruhan2571 I ended up trimming it out with the pvc and it worked out perfectly.
I was trying to figure out why you were going to pad out with 2x6 then realized you don’t have the typical build up of 3-4 jacks at the outside of the opening.
I just purchased some pvc brickmold for my shed. I got the brickmold with j trim. Would you install this the same way?
Yes it should be a similar fashion as to what you see here. I don’t know exactly what you were installing it on but this is the best way I have found. Hope that helps!
Is that pvc trim avaialble at lowes?
Yes. PVC trim you seen in this video was from Lowes actually. I highly recommend it!
need to use a nail with a common head. Or a screw not trim nail.
Was your opening framed to allow for the pvc or did the trim make the final opening smaller then the door?
Will this extra material cause issues with the opening being slightly narrower and shorter then the door?
You got to frame the opening to allow for the PVC material. So yes you make the opening 3/4” or 1/2” smaller all the way around.
The garage door will run along the studs inside of garage so if you don’t run the extra trim board length to the inside it will not affect. Have trim flush with inside garage stud depth
So for an 8x7 door using 3/4" thick PVC trim, the rough opening should be framed (96"+ 3/4"+3/4")=97-1/2" wide and (84"+3/4"+3/4")=85-1/2" high?
Is this his personal house he's building ? What's his day job then?
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No pvc glue on your 45’s? Is there a reason for that?
You can use glue. I never do and it always hold of fine!
@@TheExcellentLaborer you mentioned expansion and contraction. I just thought maybe the glue would help with that. I personally don’t use pvc but found your video interesting.
@@jodyrolandconstruction6577 Oh I see what you’re saying. I don’t think it would. But maybe I don’t know I never use it.
You should never fold tyvek or typar housewrap in on an opening header. Any water that gets behind the paper will be trapped and forced to flow into the structure. We want to force water out and away from our structure as it flows down.
PVC
Oh yea!
No header flashing? Housewrap under brickmold? No water sealing? No sill gasket? Just.... wow! Let's hope it never rains or snows in your area.
Can you do that to an existing garage door opening with brick?
Yes you could.
my question, trying to decide how to attach it