Installation Instructions For Menards Prehung Interior?

The installation of a pre-hung door is a simple DIY project that can be completed in less time than conventional methods. The MASTERCRAFT® Interior Door System offers a quick and easy way to install a pre-hung door without the need for shims. A video tutorial by Jesse does DIY shows how to install a pre-hung interior door with simple steps and tools, paying attention to gaps and level.

EZ-Hang can be used to easily install pre-hung doors, working on both interior and exterior, along with windows and extension jambs. By using this bracket system instead of shims, anyone can complete the installation in less time than conventional methods. The video also provides a step-by-step guide from This Old House, detailing the benefits, common mistakes, and tools and materials needed for this moderate DIY project.

To install a pre-hung door, follow the 17 steps with a video and tools and materials list. The door should be prehung with a 4-9/16″, primed, wood core frame with ranch stop applied, solid core construction for added security and durability, and 3 hinges. The door should be prebored for easy hardware.

Installing the shims so they are opposite of each other to create an even thickness, as installing them so the big ends are on the same sides can twist the door frame in the hole.

To install the pre-hung door, follow these steps: check for level, adjust if needed, heave it in the opening and brace, mount the hinge side of the frame, and close the door. Use interior door hinges, locks, and hardware to help with installation, and consider updating your bedroom with new closet doors, custom bifold doors, or folding doors.