How to Install a Grisham SD-808 PROTECTOR Security Screen Door

[@colettejohnson945]

Thank you for quality step by step instructions. Much better than other videos I've found.

[@pdaby123]

Love the instruction! Very clear and precise made it extremely easy to put the door in

[@grishambros7662]

Thank You, glad your experience was good.

[@carlosguerra1183]

@@grishambros7662 Hi... I want to put a screen door in my garage entrance door. Not the big door... where can I contact you?

[@imeldavaldez9438]

I'm trying to install the security door but confused about the frame of the front door. It is not flat should I take the frame off and put a flat frame on then install the security door so it can be flush?

[@aguila9982]

Best instructions for this ive seen

[@cathyrahl9220]

Answered every question I had! Great video

[@grishambros7662]

Thank You, glad that your experience was good.

[@kenchinguyen-wb6jw]

OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTIONS!!

[@amahrihudson5060]

Awesome video, concise and informative 👍🏾

[@grishambros7662]

Thank You. Glad it was helpful.

[@Charlielabs1125]

I install these alot and almost everytime I need to shave the detail off the brickmould to make it sit flat. These doors are not meant for openings between brick or siding unless you have a full 2" brickmould piece all around to sit on..with a 36" your overall width of brickmould you would need outside to outside measurement of 40"or more..

[@sandytrent6095]

I need my door install

[@RHBengal]

At minute 3:18. Top edge of the door being 1/8 inch from bottom of frame, not too sure about that. Why do you need that gap?

[@04kindheart]

Spring to close door?

[@frankamdur1441]

Basic question for the average homeowner with all of these basic tools with this project be approximately two hours

[@grishambros7662]

Frank, if you mounting surface does not require any prep, then the installation should take less than an hour.

[@jimmie1142]

how thick was the wood that you out under the door to hold it in place and keep spacing right?

[@grishambros7662]

Jimmie, we used a scrap piece of brick-mold trim, the high side of 1-1/8" inches was placed under the door. Your bracing required could be different. The key is to support the door so that the upper portion of the door and header cap rest on the mounting surface correctly. You could need a pc of 2" x 4" or a 1/2" inch thick pc of plywood. I would suggest installing the door with conventional screws that can be removed and then replaced with the non-reversing screws when satisfied everything has lined up correctly.
Thank You,
Grisham Bros.

[@jimmie1142]

@@grishambros7662 ok thanks, I've done a screen door before, but i need to do two this weekend that re iron like this one so it's a lot heavier and I just need to be able to do it by myself without worrying about having to have someone hold it in place.

[@autorog1234]

How do you adjust after house settling? Thanks

[@grishambros7662]

Not an easy task. Will require using a screw back-out extractor.
Thank You,
Grisham Bros.

[@patmajia3481]

Why wouldn’t a thief simply be able to pry the frame away with crowbar?

[@grishambros7662]

A thief would have an easier time prying open your entry door or window.

[@Simple_Youtube]

Do you sell a security screen for a 3 panel sliding patio door?

[@grishambros7662]

James, we do not have anything that would adapt to a two or three panel patio door. Sorry.

[@mihaip4672]

I installed this today. Those screws that come with it are terrible. They're crap quality. Easily strip. Now I have a few of them that aren't all the way in and since they're stripped I can't get them in, and since they're one way I can't even get them out and replace them with some quality screws. Those screws made the whole installation crappy and the door is garbage since it isn't actually secured.

[@ColoradoMoe]

How do you replace worn locksets?

[@ColoradoMoe]

I have an older door and it looks different

[@grishambros7662]

Easily replaceable. Remove each set of screws holding the handle set and keyed deadbolt and the two corresponding screws for the strike and deadbolt. Follow re-installation steps starting at 6:16 of this video.
Thank You,
Grisham Bros

[@owa2533]

How much?

[@grishambros7662]

Please reference HomeDepot.com for pricing and installation information. Thank You.

[@taoyeahright]

Can't they just pry this jam right out of the door trim/casing? this seems like BS

[@grishambros7662]

As long as the brickmold or mounting surface is solid and free from defects, then the Protector door will hold its ground very well. Tens of thousands satisfied customers.

[@taoyeahright]

wouldnt a pry bar be able to pull it out. then again i guess they could always pull out their drill..i suppose it still would prevent you being taken by surprise

[@PO2BMR]

Think of it as not "intruder proof", think of it as time to "protect" yourself.

[@relmdrifter]

Can you get a real person to voice these please?

[@grishambros7662]

Is an actual person. Proffesional narrator is an English teacher.

[@natureboi2426]

Looks weak!

[@grishambros7662]

Actually, the SD-808 Protector is fabricated with a 16-gauge steel frame and pickets. The door also incorporates a heavy steel
expanded screen inlay. One of the strongest doors within this category of security doors. Generally, the weakest part of any installation is the mounting surface, if the surface is showing decay.Thank You,Grisham Bros.

[@natureboi2426]

Do you making anything thicker ? like 11 gauge?

[@grishambros7662]

Typical doorway could not support the weight of a 11 gauge door. Keep in mind how something is engineered promotes overall integrity.

[@natureboi2426]

GrishamBros lol ok, thanks

[@HardHeadMilitary]

I bought the door from home depot, it may not be a grisham but it is the same door, the construction is noce