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How to install entry door to garage.
Cut off the shims at the edges of the jambs.
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Insert the lockset tailpieces through the latch bolt and screw the handles together by tightening the retaining screws.
To install set the corner pieces on the sill then place the middle piece over top.
Once that cures the door is ready for paint and a lock.
Install a new door lock and door knob by inserting the latch through the hole for the new parts.
If it s too wide cut the ends with a hacksaw.
The new door is in.
Remove any outside wall covering to expose the wall where the door will be installed.
Jeld wen experts demonstrate how to install a pre hung entry door unit including a tools list and time to complete.
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Make sure the nails or screws you select are of an appropriate length for the jamb and frame you will be nailing through.
Remove two of the studs in the wall and create a 41 inch opening with the studs that were removed.
Do the same inside the garage.
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Screws or nails to secure the door in place.
The opening in the wall needs to be 4 inches wider and one inch taller than the pre hung entry door.
Avoid damage to the screws by using a hand screwdriver.
Use a drywall saw to cut shims or score them with a utility knife and snap them off.
Install latches door handles and other hardware.
Complete the installation.
Some kits come in three pieces to better fit the opening.
It opens and closes well.
Caulk or other form of exterior sealant to prevent leaks around the edges of the jamb.
Flashing and caulk will keep water out and the door is ready for paint and hardware.