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This video demonstrates how to install a prehung exterior door or Personal Access (PA) into a shed. Purchase this prehung door here (Perth, WA): https://roys.au/products/pre-hung-2030mm-h-x-823mm-w-pa-door-with-frame Remember to wear correct PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) PART 1: Measure & Cut - 0:12 - Make sure you completely remove five ribs, so the door frame lands on pans on both sides - Check the door size before marking and cutting - Use an angle grinder to cut the Z's and sheeting PART 2: Door Jambs - 0:38 - Mark the Z profile on to the door jamb - These will form the cut lines - Extend the the marks into lines - Fits into the horizontal Z - Use snips and cut along the line - Repeatedly bend to break of offcut - Cut out the remaining Z shape - Test that the door jamb fits snugly in place - Mirror the door jamb, by placing it on to the other jamb - Mark out the profile - Cut along the lines - Repeatedly bend to break the offcut - Insert the first door jamb - Remove any tek screws that are in the way - Insert the second door jamb PART 3: Door Installation - 1:59 - First, hold the header flashing in the left most cut slot - Mark the length - From the marked point, draw cut lines around the flashing - Cut along the line - Repeatedly bend to break of offcut - Insert the header flashing - Insert the door underneath the header flashing - Push to slot into the opening PART 4: Tek, tek & tek - 2:46 - Tek the door jambs into place - Tek the door frame into place - Ensure the teks align with the sheeting teks - Also make sure it goes into the Z and jamb behind it - Peel of the protective plastic PART 5: Footings - 3:33 - Tek the footing brackets on to the door jambs - Drill holes using a hammer drill - Use a hammer and hit the dynabolt into the hole - Tighten the dynabolt with a spanner PART 6: Lock - 4:01 - Use the lock as a template and drill a hole for it - Rivet the lock into place - Use a hammer to gently bend the four corners of the lock - Install the handle - Screw the handle into place - Mark the location of the latch - Drill a hole for the latch bolt to fit into - Use a square filer to finish it off PART 7: Silicone - 4:51 - Silicone the ends of the header flashing - Using a wet finger, pat down the silicone - Remeber to put tek screw back in Requires: - Tek Gun - Angle Grinder - Combination Square - Door Handle - Scissor Snips - Rivet Gun - Gloves - Glasses - Pop Rivets - Teks - Brackets - Dynabolts - Ear Plugs - Hammer Drill If you like these types of videos and would like to see more of them, please like/subscribe and let us know what you would like to see :) Please let us know if you have any questions or if you have any recommendations. -- Perth Wide Custom Steel Shed Suppliers and Builders Website: https://royssheds.com.au/ Phone: 08 6230 2250 Online Quote: https://royssheds.com.au/request-an-online-shed-quote --- Song: Nekzlo - Back To Summer https://soundcloud.com/nekzlo/back-to-summer

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