Universal Door Jamb Armor Combo Set - 2-3/8" Backset Door Jamb Armor Reinforcement kits 2-3/8" backsets.Platinum Protection: For maximum security and extreme jamb repair. If you want the most effective protection against kick-ins, this is what you need. Reinforces the jamb locks and hinges with wrapping technology for maximum protection. Can be used to fix a broken doorjamb or reinforce an existing or new door. Made to fit doors with locks backset 2-3/8 inches from the edge of the door. Installation time: About an hour.Unsure if Armor Concepts product will fit your door? Take a look at Armor Concepts Door Measurement Guide.It is recommended only for professionals because it requires more advanced handy skills to install. Universal Door Jamb Armor Combo Set - 2-3/4" Backset Door Jamb Armor Reinforcement kits 2-3/4" backsets.For maximum security and extreme jamb repair. Made to fit doors with locks backset 2-3/4 inches from the edge of the door. Universal Door Jamb Armor Combo Set - 2-3/8" Aged Bronze Door Shields
Door Jamb Armor Reinforcement kits 2-3/8" Aged Bronze door shields. Universal Door Jamb Armor Combo Set - 2-3/4" Aged Bronze Door Shields Door Jamb Armor Reinforcement kits 2-3/4" Aged Bronze door shields. Universal Door Jamb Armor Combo Set - 2-3/8" Satin Nickel Door Shields Door Jamb Armor Reinforcement kits 2-3/8" Satin Nickel door shields. Universal Door Jamb Armor Combo Set - 2-3/4" Satin Nickel Door Shields Door Jamb Armor Reinforcement kits 2-3/4" Satin Nickel door shields. Universal Jamb Shield White Universal Jamb Shield for 1-3/4" Inch thick doors. Mortise Lock Door Jamb Armor Set Mortise Lock Door Jamb Armor set is designed to reinforce existing doorjambs and fix jambs that have already been damaged. Fits doors equipped with mortise locks. Includes 1 Mortise Lock Jamb Shield, 2 Hinge Shields and 19, 3.5" screws. Replacement Door Jamb Armor Hinge Shield Standard replacement Hinge Shield comes packaged with one Hinge Shield and seven screws.
Designed to reinforce the hinge on an exterior entry door.Take a look at Armor Concepts Door Measurement Guide. Ultra Door Shield - White 2-3/8" Backset Ultra Door Shields provide the protection of Universal Door Shields with a more attractive low profile appearance. Ultra Door Shield - White 2-3/4" Backset Ultra Door Shields provide the protection of Universal Door Shields with a more attractive low profile appearance. Ultra Door Shields - Aged Bronze 2-3/8" Backset Aged Bronze Ultra Door Shields provide the protection of Universal Door Shields with an attractive low profile appearance to match the color of your locks. Ultra Door Shield - Aged Bronze 2-3/4" Backset Aged Bronze Ultra Door Shields provide the protection of Universal Door Shields with an attractive low profile appearance to match the color of your locks. Ultra Door Shield - Satin Nickel 2-3/8" Backset Satin Nickel Ultra Door Shields provide the protection of Universal Door Shields with an attractive low profile appearance to match the color of your locks.
Ultra Door Shield - Satin Nickel 2-3/4" Backset Satin Nickel Ultra Door Shields provide the protection of Universal Door Shields with an attractive low profile appearance to match the color of your locks. Made of galvanized steel and powder coated satin nickel. Can be painted to match door color. Low Profile Door Shield - Satin Nickel 2-3/4" Backset Satin Nickel Low Profile Door Shield with 2-3/4" Backset. For those that want protection but don't want others to see it.Take a look at Armor Concepts Door Measurement Guide.It is recommended only for professionals because it requires more advanced handy skills to install. Preventing Rot on Exterior Door Jambs – Endura FrameSaver My company does about 50% of our business in whole house remodeling & 50% in new construction. I really like doing both and I think that my experience in remodeling makes me a better new construction builder & vice-versa. Here’s one example of lessons from remodeling affecting new construction techniques.
On a current remodel project we have a side “man” door exiting from an attached garage. The architect specified a flush painted door and the usual product you’ll see most often is a metal smooth panel door. These do well in terms of rot but they dent pretty easily. The first time you get hung up pushing the mower out the door it’ll dent that smooth metal surface. I really prefer fiberglass doors and that’s what is in this video. Also, check out the rot proof jamb. Endura makes a wonderful product called FrameSaver that I tell my door supplier (BMC West in this case) to use and it comes to my job site ready to take the weather for the next 75+ years! Door Jamb Durability Rot Supplemental Dehumidification for Custom Homes in Austin, TX Sleeping with your BMW?Best Practices Flashing Details for Exterior Doors DOOR FLASHING DETAILS - CONTENTS: Exterior door flashing & pan flashing details Pan Flashing for Exterior Doors POST a QUESTION or READ FAQs about choosing & installing exterior doors
windows with brickmold (Figures 3-17 also below). [Click to enlarge any image] Figure 3-13: Installing Flange-type WIndows Over House-Wrap Figure 3-15: Installing Flange-type Windows Before the House Wrap is Applied Figure 3-16: Installing Flange-type Windows with Felt Paper This article includes excerpts or adaptations from Best Practices Guide to Residential Construction, by Steven Bliss, courtesy of Wiley & Sons. See WINDOWS & DOORS our home page for window and door information, and also see WINDOW TYPES - Photo Guide for a photographic guide to window and door types and architectural styles. Figure 3-17: Installing Windows with Brickmold Trim door is well-protected by a porch or large overhang, good pan flashing at the sill is critical to prevent water from seeping into the floor framing. Doors leading to patios and decks are particularly vulnerable to wetting around the sill from splashback and, in cold climates, from snow
Prefab plastic door pans typically come in three sections that are fused together at the required length with solvent-based cement. Metal pans require a brake to form and should be caulked or, preferably, soldered In fact the absence of effective flashing at this 20-year-old sliding glass door led to the need for a complete door, door jamb, and trim replacement on this Poughkeepsie home. When the new door was installed we included a sit-built pan flashing and membrane flashing around the door for a more durable replacement. Peel-and-stick membranes have become increasingly popular due to their ease of use and flexibility. Whether to use a metal pan, plastic pan, or peel-and stick membranes is a matter of personal preference as all work well (see Figure 3-26 below). Whatever material is used, all pans should have a dam on the ends and along the inside edge. On the exterior, the pan flashing should lap over the deck or masonry flashing
If forming a pan with peel-and-stick membrane, carry it up the sides at least 6 inches, and turn up the inside edge so it is held in place by the underlayment or finish flooring (Figure 3-27 above). As noted in Best Practices Guide to Residential Construction Chapter 3, BEST PRACTICES GUIDE: WINDOWS & DOORS: -- Adapted and paraphrased, edited, and supplemented, with permission from Best Practices Guide to Residential Construction. Continue reading at WINDOW / DOOR AIR LEAK SEALING HOW TO or select a topic from the More Reading links or topic ARTICLE INDEX shown below. - online encyclopedia of building & environmental inspection, testing, diagnosis, repair, & problem prevention advice. OR use the Search Box found below at Ask a Question or Search InspectApedia Click to Show or Hide FAQs Questions & answers or comments about choosing & installing exterior doors. Use the "Click to Show or Hide FAQs" link just above to see recently-posted questions, comments, replies, try the search box just below, or if you prefer, post a question or comment in the Comments box below and we will respond promptly.