i like to use two 4-5 foot rips of sheetrock around 10" on both sides of frame, temprorarily to secure the top of frame...just a little trick that helps free up a hand
I made door frames for a number of years. It made me laugh when the steps said to always use a grinder to remove welded on spreader bar (which I agree) but some of the people on the recieving end, bitch about how the spreader bars are welded on securely and not lightly tacked on so the carpenters can twist it off... which they dont realize the spreader bars are tacked on pretty well so it doesn't break during transportation or carrying through building, the frame itself is flimsy AF when carrying.
$800 + labor sometimes you can get the doors and frames for free on craigslist when they're demolishing a commercial building. I only picked up 4 last time I saw it. they're really heavy...especially the ones from the Cash Advances places, where bullet resistance is important... :) they really are superior doors.
Welded Hollow Metal frames anchor differently in cmu and brick walls. Usually those frames are pre filled with grout and then they anchor with spreader bolts or Similar type anchors that go through the jamb into the wall. 7’ doors usually anchor 4 times on each jamb for a total of 8 anchor points
Leon Corriveau as well as they can come pre drilled and dimpled for anchoring into the CMU it is counter sunk enough to fill with Bondo so that once painted the anchors will be hidden as if they were never there.
If the spreaders are in the door, how is the DE installer going to circulate? Why is not much more practical to install the steel studs, then DW, all to rough dimensions (2 inches more than the exact size of the actual door) and then to build the door frame around the rough opening. Also, hanging the actual door on the door frame while trueing the frame makes for a more rapid installation.
Because what you are suggesting is a 3 piece knock down door jamb, this video shows how to install a 1 piece door jamb. Two very different models, you must install what the customer wants / code suggest, & it is on the blue print.
if you are plan on replacing the steel door frame with a new steel door frame......Start by removing the sheetrock from around (both sides) of the entire door, the it looks like you'll have to remove the stud from at least one side and the top of the door in order to remove the frame. now you can install the new steel frame. But if you are going to replace the steel frame with a wood frame, then simply use a grinder to cut the old steel frame out. careful not to damage the studs in the process..... hope this helps.
This is a great example of how you are supposed to install a metal door frame but fails to show how long before you replace said frame. Yes installation makes sense and is right, but I have to replace these steal frames and doors, because they rust.
I work metal framing and this kind of videos help me a lot when I don't know something
Thank you.This video was fast and exactly what I needed to know as I tear down a lot more of these than I put up
This is nice but I want to retrofit my house with a steel framed door but it has wooden 2x4 studs. Where can I find that video?
I have seen similar styles like this put in a new hospital and at some schools.. I am a metal frame and sheetrock apprentice Great! video thank You.
i like to use two 4-5 foot rips of sheetrock around 10" on both sides of frame, temprorarily to secure the top of frame...just a little trick that helps free up a hand
What an arduous, complicated, and expensive process.
Learning, mark! Good Job! Thanks for sharing!
Do you teach how to build the spreaders?
Great video
Can the jamb clips be purchased separately? If so, where?
Very good work
thank you thank you thank you a million thank yous for uploading these
I made door frames for a number of years. It made me laugh when the steps said to always use a grinder to remove welded on spreader bar (which I agree) but some of the people on the recieving end, bitch about how the spreader bars are welded on securely and not lightly tacked on so the carpenters can twist it off... which they dont realize the spreader bars are tacked on pretty well so it doesn't break during transportation or carrying through building, the frame itself is flimsy AF when carrying.
Better yet, how can one remove this door frame with out destroying the drywall?
Good luck lol
@@jasong5163 hahaha no kidding
Haha knock yourself out let me know how that goes
Easy, grinder.
Super easy. Remove the clips, back off the spreaders, and pull the bottom of one jamb inwards.
can you guys send me a dvd of this so i can show it to framers at job orientation. English and spanish?.
Joshua Gilmore haha for real my job site needs this right now
Just download it from UA-cam....
stop hiring illegals
You want them to hand deliver it too?
Easy Money ;)
So Cool 😎
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In college, this was awesome ty.
i want one of these door and frame installed in my home .
how much money
$800 + labor
sometimes you can get the doors and frames for free on craigslist when they're demolishing a commercial building.
I only picked up 4 last time I saw it. they're really heavy...especially the ones from the Cash Advances places, where bullet resistance is important... :)
they really are superior doors.
@@JustinCrediblename wow that much? But it's so easy to do and takes like a day or 2 complete
@@andrewcordova8400 yea, about a grand to put it in also.
Hola a cuánto se ponen de separación los parantes C
I'm taking my bricklayer qualification exam, and one of the questions asks about minimum anchorage for a door frame does anybody know???
Watch the video dip
Welded Hollow Metal frames anchor differently in cmu and brick walls. Usually those frames are pre filled with grout and then they anchor with spreader bolts or Similar type anchors that go through the jamb into the wall. 7’ doors usually anchor 4 times on each jamb for a total of 8 anchor points
Leon Corriveau as well as they can come pre drilled and dimpled for anchoring into the CMU it is counter sunk enough to fill with Bondo so that once painted the anchors will be hidden as if they were never there.
If the spreaders are in the door, how is the DE installer going to circulate? Why is not much more practical to install the steel studs, then DW, all to rough dimensions (2 inches more than the exact size of the actual door) and then to build the door frame around the rough opening. Also, hanging the actual door on the door frame while trueing the frame makes for a more rapid installation.
Because what you are suggesting is a 3 piece knock down door jamb, this video shows how to install a 1 piece door jamb. Two very different models, you must install what the customer wants / code suggest, & it is on the blue print.
my question is, how can you remove the frame on a steel door?
if you are plan on replacing the steel door frame with a new steel door frame......Start by removing the sheetrock from around (both sides) of the entire door, the it looks like you'll have to remove the stud from at least one side and the top of the door in order to remove the frame. now you can install the new steel frame. But if you are going to replace the steel frame with a wood frame, then simply use a grinder to cut the old steel frame out. careful not to damage the studs in the process..... hope this helps.
Um this video but in reverse lol
@@andrewcordova8400without removing drywall
Steel next to steel.
It's time to get the welder.😁👍👍
For the love of hell use a plumb bob to plumb your frames not a level!!
Most of us use laser levels, love a plumb Bob but you'll never see a door installer bust one out
I neet this work
It's hollow! You forgot to fill with cement?😮
I gotta reverse engineer a door so thanks for the hardware run down.
This is a great example of how you are supposed to install a metal door frame but fails to show how long before you replace said frame. Yes installation makes sense and is right, but I have to replace these steal frames and doors, because they rust.
It's an installation video. You want to talk to the smarmy salesmen for their pitch, then a few people who have had them installed for years I suppose
that's too much strain