How to Install a Split Jamb Interior Door
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2022
- In this video, I continue remodeling my bedroom by installing a pre-hung/split jamb interior door. I do this before I demo the room to keep the dust and debris in the room and to keep my little rugrat out of the danger zone.
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Thanks for watching! 😃
Makes perfect sense to put the door in first. It's a joy to have a little one mimic your actions. It's eye opening to have your habits, good and bad, revealed as your child repeats what they see and hear.
I opened this video, and today I am going to watch it. And I'm gonna do it..... right now! (keep em coming dude!)
Haha you are the best, Alan! Hope you enjoy. Getting ready to really ramp up on the content so I hope you stick around for all of it!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair I wouldn't miss it. You actually inspired me to do some work on my own house!
@@pachecolljk That is amazing to hear. These are the kind of comments that make me want to keep making videos! 🙌
Honestly I like watching you cause your explanations are really nice, you also always remind people of safety first & when I eventually get a house most of your videos are a good reference to ensure when things are being done they are being done correctly. So I’m not left as a ignorant homeowner not knowing something is done sloppy. So you definitely got a friend with me.
As usual, attention to detail is the difference between a craftsman and a hacker. Well done!
Nothing says 1967 like wood-paneling AND green carpeting OVER vinyl flooring.... what, they couldn't afford shag?!? 😆
Thanks! Yup. That carpet is pretty gross. Wasn't too bad, then we got a puppy haha. He is good now but the damage is done. Thanks for stopping by!!
I just bought a house built in 1970 and I have that same carpet in my house. Literally the first day we moved in we ripped out half of it and thank god there is original golden oak wood floor throughout. Now I gotta get the rest of it off of my stairs and upstairs hallway. And yes my basement is “finished” with all wood paneling. Sigh.
Am I installing a door anytime in the foreseeable future? No. Am I going to watch the whole thing? Of course!!
Thanks for the video! I struggled installing a split jamb door after watching the manufacturer’s how-to video. I stopped and watched your video and started all over and it was so much better with your explanation. I completed it in a little over an hour and it turned out great.
Im gona compliment you, and im gona do it right now. Great vids man. A few weeks ago i stumbled upon one of your vids and im now subscribed and bangin a vid a day off. Cheers from another thirty somethin dad and carpenter 🍻
Love to hear it, Andrew! Really appreciate it and I hope you are enjoying the videos!
So glad i found your channel sir im trying to absorb all this content
Nice work. In houses with forced air HVAC and no room return air duct, they need an undercut for return air. I use solid doors on bedrooms for sound and added fire protection.
After watching so many makeup on, makeup off and this is what I wore this week videos, it is so good to see you. Sorry, but didn’t watch, how to put in handles and pulls. What you’re doing today and the promised videos ahead are my favorite. I am happy. You caught the last of my gray matter, because I was going down. Great job as usual, although I thought the piece of wood you used to straighten the bow in the frame top was too big.
"I don't have any friends" I felt that LOL
The problem is you make it look so darn easy!!!! I am not that handy. But you have taught me some great things, I'll leave the door hanging for you. Thanks for sharing. Hugs to the family. 🛠🛠
I can't believe how big mini fixer is! Just seems like yesterday he was born. Its ok, we all have those days and those buys.. It seems like we have to go over things with a magnifying glass sometimes.
Great to see you again. Baby Fixer is such a cutie. Understand your frustration with the door, seems buying quality is almost a thing of the past. Hope the rest of the remodel goes smoothly.
Great instruction as usual!
I went to buy a door at the big box but they all looked like a child put them together. Decided to repaint and add some shadowboxing to my existing door. Looks great and didn't need a carpenter. 😎
😂 Bloopers and babies are always a plus. 😁👍
you explain everything so well! I wish I could do it that smoothly (I can't even hang a picture frame)
Love the detailed explanations!! I see your Little wants to help daddy. So sweet. ❤️❤️
One of my favorite diy channels. You are a great teacher.
Thanks so much, Leilani! 😀😀
I have had the same complaint about pre-hung doors. Seems to be a lot of money for poor craftsmanship. I ended up spending more time trying to correct the very obvious flaws than installing the door! Great video as always, thank you!
Very precise instructions. Love it.
Great video. I love watching your videos because you give such detailed instructions and go step-by-step. It really has given me a lot of knowledge and you make it easy to understand how to do these repairs/upgrades around the house that might have been intimidating before. Keep up the good work! Can't wait to see the next one!
Great idea. Good job DAD! See you next time 👍👍🥰🥰
Glad to see you back, last I saw was the speed footage of the kitchen remodel and BTW, it was an awesome job, and I saw the Iceland vacation trip. Always enjoy your work.
Thanks for stopping by! I made a few videos since those but it has been a busy summer. Stay tuned for more videos... more often!!
Thanks for sharing….it seems very hard, and I’ve heard other TH-camrs talk about how they hate to hang doors! Your explanations are very informing!
Very nice. Ready to see the transformation of the room now 🤙🏼
Glad to see another video
Excellent video
You always give practical advice 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great video.
Thanks
Trying to work on our own house, your videos are encouraging through the process. thank you.
And the epic journey continues!
Loving it can’t wait to see the final product!
Great! Thanks for watching! Stay tuned!! 😀😀
Nice! Looks great 👍!
I'm one of those who watches just for fun and you always bring it!! Loved the quick shots of The Little Fixer!!😍 Such a cutie!!
Great job!
I freaking love your videos. Just love them.
Been missing you glad your back
Great video as usual, Matt.
Thanks, Dave!!
Great job
You are a very talented builder.
You're so inspiring
Can't wait to see the final results 🙌
😀 Thanks for watching!! Stick around!!
Thanks for explaining everything so well.
Of course! Some people enjoy the way I explain things... some say I talk to much haha. So it is good to hear this. Thanks for watching, Rochelle! 😃
Yes keep little man safe
hello friend, you haven't had a video for a while, I'm glad to see you again
Wow done to perfection.
I do my best. Hope the video helps you if you ever need to install a door like this! Thanks for watching!
Awesome video
I really hope that when you did the drywall you showed in the video how you completed the drywall around the door.
The Fixer 👍
Been waiting for another video from you, Matt. ☺️ and safety is very important with kids. 👶
Yup! It's the number 1 thing for me now. I have had a very busy summer so the videos have dropped off a bit but I am getting back into the swing of things now! Thanks for stopping by, Jennifer!
always love the problem solving and making everything logical and understandable, even though the continual problem solving was not wanted lol
NEW VIDEOOOOO!!!! YES!!!!
Love the Coda(?) and kiddo cameos!
Yes! They are actually in a lot more, typically causing outtakes haha. It is Koda BTW. Thanks for watching!
complaints? I only heard facts. XD highly relaxing to listen to you while you work, evenwhen the products works you up, you're still chill
Very nice detailed install. Why do I now feel I should go and check all my door measurements now? 😀
PS: I've often heard of builders complain about those pre-hung doors. But, before now, really never understood why. So, thanks for the breakdown...
It is about time. I have been jonesing for new content.😁
Been a crazy busy summer! I am ramping back up now. Tons of videos planned! Thank you for being loyal and patient with me. 😀😃. Hope you enjoy this video and all that are on the way!!
I never got doored. Good job.
Levels!
Nice. Really old school door and hinges
Yeah, it's funny because I put the first door in about 4 years ago and just continued putting them in... Now I am pretty sure that style door and trim is going to be fazed out soon. 🤔😧. Oh well, I'll just have to replace them all over again.
haha Thanks for watching!
Okay, I really want to know where the door comes from, I’m going to guess Lowe’s. Looks like a Reliabuilt tag you showed. But why I want to know is because in my house the doors are also 78” tall instead of the standard 80”. I could not find an 80” door anywhere and needed to put a door in for literally the same reason as you. -I swear we’re brothers from another mother lol. I had to pickup up a 32”x80” door and trim the damn thing to fit. Took apart the jamb and planed it to make it fit the 33” width opening too. These old houses are a massive PITA. Remodeling is a gamble that could be literally 10x the money, effort and time that you had planned. What happened to me. 6 months later and I’m just now putting up trim in the rooms. Gutted and replaced everything down to the studs and floor joists.
So much extra work for a mf door. I can understand the frustration for sure! Thank you for the detailed information ❤
So nice to get a tiny peek at little Fixer. Not asking for more, but it was nice. Thanks for all the info. I did not take it as you doing a lot of complaining. I took it as you telling us the facts of what we could get for our hard earned money, as well. It is frustrating to pay for anything that is not of good quality.
If i need to order or install a door in the future, this helps me out.
Good to hear. I really hope it does. Thanks for watching, Cameron!
Informative and excellently explained video as per usual!! However I was deeply disappointed there was no “that’s my jamb” dad jokes in there 😉 lol. So fun to see your little man in the mix…he’s adorable! Hopefully as he grows older he’ll want to be daddy’s helper! Hoping you and your family have been having a great summer!!
I’m watching for fun.
Matt I can't believe you didn't use your favorite tool to cut the shims! You're always looking for a reason to use it 😂
Oh man, Danny... I really missed my opportunity. 😧😀. Next time!!
Shame the quality is poor. It is really highlighted because of your excellent standard of work. Shame on the manufacturers!!
Watched whole video a couple times. Excellent. Only part I'm confused with is why do you not place a piece of vinyl flooring under both jamb legs? Was that just for leveling purposes only? Thanks!
IMHO, your complaints are valid.
Man I really appreciate my prehung Mastercraft Menards doors. They are cheap but way easier to install and none of the issues you had. Sorry you don't have those out there. We only have Lowes and Menards and Ace.
love your videos man and im getting ready to replace 4 or 5 doors in my house and this helped alot! would it be better buying pre-hung or just replacing the doors? if i bought the doors by themselves id have to drill my own holes cause all my door strikers are below 3 foot. my casing needs to be updated as well. which way do you think is easier? thanks
You had reason to complain. That door was not as you schould expect from a ready to install door. Anyway, i enjoyed watching you again, and youre house will be beautiful.
Bondo!!!😏 Nickname I had growing up!
Not gonna lie… that’s a pretty boss nickname!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair everyone called both of my brothers and I that. Especially my twin and I. It was just easier to call us that because most of the time people wouldn't know which one they were talking to.🤷♂️🤣
Bought a steel bulkhead from big box set it all up ready to fasten it in place and realized one of the doors was bellied in the middle and wouldn't close flat with the other door, packed it up brought it back got it right the 2nd time now we always inspect everything before we leave the parking lot. " I have no friends " Lol
I’ve only installed one pre hung door in my life. How hard could it possibly be? Hours later, after reinstalling half the screwed up molding pieces, I had the answer. At first I thought I was doing something wrong. No, just poor construction. Thanks for the video.
Was that the make-shift kitchen? I love solid doors.
Since you seem to have an abundance of Ryobi power tools, I assume you shop at the orange big box store. You should try the blue big box store. Just sayin'. :) BTW, top notch videos.
I guess your explanation of left hand swing was accurate, but left hand means the hinges are on the left when pushing the door away from you.
A place who specializes in windows and doors is the best place to go. They have to rely on quality. Big box doesn't have to nearly as much
Yeah that makes total sense. I am going to have to shop around. Thanks for stopping by!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair of course. I uploaded your plug video today. Part of what i do is watch, like, share. Be active for your channel and hopefully attract new viewers who normally wouldn't necessarily be looking for you. So stopping by is technically my job. :)
Can not wait to see room done,🪚🪛
Stay tuned, Catherine!! 😀😀
Were you able to find a better quality split door? I’m installing this week and rather get a higher quality one for my costumer
Thanks
i know exactly why some of the staples are sticking out like that and why the trim is that much longer. I know because I used to work at a lumber yard and the department i worked at we made doors. the staples are sticking out because sometimes the staple gun shoots more than one and it causes the staple to not go in evenly or the staple gun itself, is malfunctioning. in either case, i'd have to drive the staple in before it got placed in the cardboard that it comes in, which is called a "boot" by the way. as for the trim being long like that, the trim comes in different sizes, and we then cut them down to size. We run the trim through a machine that cuts the bottom, the angle, and the slot where the splines goes in. and it does that all at once at high speed which makes the machine vibrate a lot no matter how tight the blades are because of the vibration, the trim will either be on point, too short or too long. if it's too long, were supposed to cut them off as were making the door. if its too short, were supposed to staple another trim on the frame. either way, the door in the video SHOULD NEVER HAVE MADE IT OUT looking like that. poor quality control.
Your son is so cute and getting big I'll be your friend and if I was there I would help u out
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I have a 1950s home and have wood paneling in my living room all the way up stairs in the hallway. I would like to guy like that but Im afraid theres old wallpaper behind it with asbestos i should buy a test kit.
It seems so strange to get a door with the trim installed.
I have never seen a door with trim preinstalled in Norway.
Interior doors are sometimes even sold with framing separately, but usually as an item.
trims are always separate items.
Never seen anything like split jamb door either.
If the frame is thinner than the wall, there are framing trims of different width to choose from depending on the thickness of your wall.
I was once told an easy way to remember left hand vs right hand swing. Put your back to the jamb the hinges are going to be on. If you want the door to swing towards your left, it’s left hand. Towards your right, right hand. Once I heard that I never had an issue again.
I will never forget that. Thanks.
I would install that drywall around the door before I install the door and frame. Way less painful fitting drywall in very tight place after that door is up…🥵
I grew up in a house that had that exact same ugly linoleum, only it was in the kitchen, dining room, and bathroom.
Me watching this even though im only 14 and wont be doing this for a while:
Well one day I hope it helps. Thanks for watching! I hope you at least get a little entertainment from my videos. 😀😀
I think you're complaints were mild....my dad use to swear his head off when doin internal doors 🤣🤣
Little dude was singing!😳
Yeah! He loves music. He dances too. His favorite music is Rage Against the Machine... no lie haha
Greetings: "I don't have any friends". I know the feeling. I only do when some1 wants something.
A like for cutie pattootie.
😃 Oh you mean my little supervisor? 😃 Thanks for stopping by!!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair I’ve been here for a few years but I miss having a mini supervisor and not a hormonal whirling dervish eating machine. I have three boys, enjoy this time.
Oh nice work on the door but the way. 🤣
@@VampyRagDoll Haha Oh man! That is a lot of work I am sure. Trying to soak it all in, it is already going by so fast. Thank you and thanks so much for watching!!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair I keep up by gaming and understanding coding and art and digital art (their likes). I made a vow to never not understand the future technology or my kids. Your gorgeous man needs a mini toolkit so he can join in.
That is a great way to think. And yes he has his own little toolbox. We have a lot of fun!
Its absolutely fine to complain you got faulty or crap work on something you buy. I do the same thing when I unbox or unwrap new fenders or hoods with dents. Sad part is the suppliers seem to think dents in new panels is normal..... wtf get some pride and courtesy and hold the warehouse and deliverers accountable and not me.
If not from the supplier, it's from the shipping, but there, the packaging should have been better to reduce damage (dents) while it was being shipped.
Order your pre-hung door, wait 6 months, and fix it, or go to the BB store, get it off the shelf, and fix it.
Every door frame in my house is attached by nothing more than one long screw through each of two hinges, two long screws through the striker plate, and the trim. No nails of any sort, no shims, nothing. The trim reveal is best described as "very drunk." There's a 1 1/2" - 2" gap under every door. All the knobs are installed at 42", which makes me feel like a child. None of the hardware is inset into the doors. It's an absolute disaster.
I've got a LOT of work ahead of me... LOL
EEk! Well if you decide to do some work to them I hope my videos help! Thanks for sharing and for checking out the video!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair Absolutely! I'm actually building a double door for a home office conversion; just waiting on materials to ship. The whole project has been a journey into new territory for me, and there's been a lot of learning as I go. Your videos have been very helpful, so thank you for taking the time to share them! :)
Not viewing it as complaining, seeing it as companies who are building anything need to pay attention to quality of the product.
Calling out the errors will save others aggravations.
If the door is not perfect, ask for a discount. 50 bucks off is a good place to start on a poorly built 'brand new' door.
That's a very poor quality door where was it made in china ?
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