Installing a prehung door—that is, a door that is already hanging in its own frame—simplifies the installation process, but that doesn't mean it's easy. You'll still have to adjust doors and ...

Installing a pre-hung door doesn't have to be a difficult or time-consuming task. In this video, I’ll walk you through the easiest and most efficient way to install a pre-hung door, saving you ...

I am suspicious, as it seems that you need some good skills to install a prehung door. What can you share so that I might have a fighting chance as I wrestle with this door? A. Installing a ...

Answer: There are lots of steps to installing a pre-hung door. It’s important to realize that the rough opening needs to be about 1/2 inch to 1 inch wider than the outer width of the door frame.

Q: Oh, do I need your help, Tim. I purchased a pre-hung interior door and now need to install it. I thought it would be easy to do, but I’ve discovered it does seem to take some skill and magic.

A door is either prehung in its own jamb, or it's not. Installing a prehung door is considerably less complicated, but that doesn't mean there's no sweat involved. The following tips can help you ...

Q. I want to save some money on an upcoming project. It seems to me that I could successfully hang interior prehung doors if I had some guidance. Surely it can’t be that hard to do. Of course I ...

Q: I bought a prehung door to replace the damaged door on my pantry. As I'm getting into this project, I'm having second thoughts about doing it myself, and wonder if I should hire someone to do it.