Most door frame damage can be repaired with wood glue, filler, and reinforced hardware. This guide covers splits, gouges, kicked-in frames, and bowed jambs.
Most door frame damage can be repaired with wood glue, filler, and reinforced hardware. This guide covers splits, gouges, kicked-in frames, and bowed jambs.
A sliding door that won't slide is usually caused by a dirty track or worn rollers. This guide covers cleaning, lubrication, roller adjustment, and track repair.
A sliding door that won't slide is usually caused by a dirty track or worn rollers. This guide covers cleaning, lubrication, roller adjustment, and track repair.
An out-of-square door frame causes sticking, uneven gaps, and latch problems. This guide covers measuring, re-shimming, planing the door to fit, and frame replacement.
An out-of-square door frame causes sticking, uneven gaps, and latch problems. This guide covers measuring, re-shimming, planing the door to fit, and frame replacement.
A rotted door frame can be fixed with epoxy filler for surface rot or partial/full jamb replacement for deep rot. This guide covers every method and prevention tips.
A rotted door frame can be fixed with epoxy filler for surface rot or partial/full jamb replacement for deep rot. This guide covers every method and prevention tips.
Removing a door takes 5 minutes with the right technique. This guide covers removing hinge pins bottom-first, lifting safely with a helper, and troubleshooting stuck pins.
Removing a door takes 5 minutes with the right technique. This guide covers removing hinge pins bottom-first, lifting safely with a helper, and troubleshooting stuck pins.
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