EzyJamb Installation

Note: EzyJamb is no longer offered. This article will remain available as a reference.

EzyJamb is easy to install and requires either double wood or steel (20 gauge minimum) studs.

The hinge side must be fastened first, screwing at 8” centers up the stile through the drywall into the stud jamb. Each end needs to be double screwed; it will also need to be double screwed above and below an architectural hinge or above and below a concealed hinge. The head jamb will be installed next followed by the strike jamb.

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Installation Detail

CDC Colonial B

Note: The CDC Colonial B is no longer offered. This article will remain available as a reference.

The Easy-Change Door is an easy way to increase the value of your home without significant cost. Secure and energy efficient, an Easy-Change Door adds a natural look of elegance and beauty. They’re also durable, meaning you can restore any sign of wear and tear, unlike aluminum doors.

Features

1-1/16” Thick Door
Ponderosa Pine
Water repellent preservative treated
Door and screen packaged together
Sash (glass) packaged separately
Doweled Construction
4-1/4″ Stiles and Top Rail, 4-1/8″ Middle Rail
9-5/8″ Bottom Rail for a 6/9, 13-5/8″ Bottom Rail for a 7/1

Commodity Steel Door

The Traditions Collection is from Therma-Tru. Categorized as a Commodity Steel door, Traditions has a standard embossment on 25-gauge steel. 8’0” doors will be 24-gauge steel with standard embossment.

Construction

ABS

ABS–American Building Supply is a manufacturer and wholesale distributor of quality door, millwork, and hardware products for both residential and commercial applications. The Millennium Collection MDF doors are from Doormerica.

The Millennium Collection consists of four distinct door products that each fit a specific demand in the world of design and construction. Infinity, Ovation, Encore and Bravo Doors are all manufactured of renewable composite wood fiber materials for stability and reliability.

Click here for more information on Infinity Doors.

Click here for more information on Ovation Doors.

Click here for more information on Encore Doors.

Click here for more information on Bravo Doors.

Therma-Tru Inswing Fire Sills

Note: Therma-Tru no longer offers steel-edge doors. This information will remain available as a reference.

The Therma-Tru Inswing fire sill is used with the 90-minute Therma-Tru steel edge doors in the Therma-Tru split steel frames. An extender is included with the closure package so the sill matches the desired frame depth.

Therma-Tru Hinges

Hinges help to open and close a door. Therma-Tru has a variety of hinge options available.

Therma-Tru Hinge Finishes

Black Nickel (1D)

Zinc Dichromate (YZ)

Antique Brass (AR)

Oil Rubbed Bronze (1H)

Satin Nickel/Brushed Nickel (1C)

Polished Chrome (PC)

Stainless Steel (SS)

Bright Brass (1A)

Self-Aligning Standard Hinge

A standard hinge has two leaves that are joined together with a removable pin. A self-aligning hinge is used with doors that have a dapped hinge and include self-aligning tabs to properly align the hinge on the door.

Therma-Tru’s Self-Aligning Standard hinge is radius on one side and square on the other. The radius side has a 5/8” radius and is applied to the jamb. The square side is applied to the door and includes the locating tabs for application. It is used with which the Fiber-Classic, Smooth-Star, Profiles, and Traditions lines.

The hinge uses #10 x 3/4” Phillips flat head screws on the jamb side and #10 x 1” Phillips flat head screws on the door side. This hinge is available in the following finishes: brushed nickel, black nickel, polished chrome, oil rubbed bronze, stainless steel, and zinc dichromate.

Adjustable Hinge

An adjustable hinge allows the door to be moved horizontally and vertically in the frame by adjusting the hex screws, maintaining alignment and keeping the door performing well.

Therma-Tru’s Adjustable Hinge can only be used with Classic Craft units. Both sides of the hinge have a 5/8” radius. The hinge uses both #10 x 3/4” and #10 x 2-1/2” Phillips flat head screws on the jamb side and #8 x 1-1/4” Phillips flat head screws on the door side. A 3/16” allen wrench is needed to adjust the hinge. This hinge is available in the following finishes: bright brass, brushed nickel, black nickel, polished chrome, and oil rubbed bronze.

Spring Hinge

A spring hinge includes a self-closing spring mechanism that helps pull the door closed for convenience or meets code requirements that may be applicable in fire door applications. The amount of spring in the hinge is adjustable by including cross pins. A 9/64” allen wrench can tighten the hinge and a cross pin is inserted in to finalize the adjustment. A self-aligning hinge is used with doors that have a dapped hinge and include self-aligning tabs to properly align the hinge on the door.

Therma-Tru’s Spring Hinge hinge is radius on one side and square on the other. The radius side has a 5/8” radius and is applied to the jamb. The square side is applied to the door and includes the locating tabs for application. It is used with which the Fiber-Classic, Smooth-Star, Profiles, and Traditions lines.

The hinge uses both #10 x 3/4” Phillips flat head screws on the jamb side and #10 x 1” Phillips flat head screws on the door side. This hinge is available in the following finishes: brushed nickel, black nickel, polished chrome, oil rubbed bronze, stainless steel, and zinc dichromate

Self-Aligning Ball-Bearing Hinge

A ball-bearing hinge has two leaves joined together with a removable pin, but between the knuckles of the leaves are ball-bearings. Ball bearings help protect each hinge pivot for added support and stability and are recommended for use with heavier doors. A self-aligning hinge is used with doors that have a dapped hinge and include self-aligning tabs to properly align the hinge on the door.

Therma-Tru’s Self-Aligning Ball-Bearing hinge is radius on one side and square on the other. The radius side has a 5/8” radius and is applied to the jamb. The square side is applied to the door and includes the locating tabs for application. It is used with which the Fiber-Classic, Smooth-Star, Profiles, and Traditions lines.

The hinge uses both #10 x 3/4” Phillips flat head screws on the jamb side and #10 x 1” Phillips flat head screws on the door side. This hinge is available in the following finishes: bright brass, brushed nickel, black nickel, polished chrome, oil rubbed bronze, stainless steel, and zinc dichromate.

Self-Aligning NRP Hinge

A Non-Removable Pin (NRP) hinge have a fixed pin that provide security for outswing units. A self-aligning hinge is used with doors that have a dapped hinge and include self-aligning tabs to properly align the hinge on the door.

Therma-Tru’s Self-Aligning NRP hinge is radius on one side and square on the other. The radius side has a 5/8” radius and is applied to the jamb. The square side is applied to the door and includes the locating tabs for application. It is used with which the Fiber-Classic, Smooth-Star, Profiles, and Traditions lines.

The hinge uses both #10 x 3/4” Phillips flat head screws on the jamb side and #10 x 1” Phillips flat head screws on the door side. This hinge is available in the following finishes: black nickel, polished chrome, and stainless steel.

Classic Craft Ball-Bearing Hinge

Therma-Tru’s Ball Bearing hinge is used with Classic Craft units. Both sides of the hinge have a 5/8” radius. The hinge uses both #10 x 3/4” Phillips flat head screws on the jamb side and #10 x 1” Phillips flat head screws on the door side. This hinge is available in the following finishes: bright brass, brushed nickel, black nickel, polished chrome, oil rubbed bronze, stainless steel, and zinc dichromate.

Fire-Rated Standard Hinge

A standard hinge has two leaves that are joined together with a removable pin.

Therma-Tru’s Fire-Rated Standard Hinge is used with the Therma-Tru’s Steel-Edge fire doors and Therma-Tru’s Split-Steel Frames. Both sides of the hinge have a 1/4” radius. This hinge is available in the following finishes: brushed nickel, oil rubbed bronze, and zinc dichromate. Note: Therma-Tru steel-edge doors are no longer offered. This information will remain available as a reference.

Fire-Rated Self-Closing Hinge

A spring hinge includes a self-closing spring mechanism that helps pull the door closed for convenience or meets code requirements that may be applicable in fire door applications.

Therma-Tru’s Fire-Rated Self-Closing Hinge is used with the Therma-Tru’s Steel-Edge fire doors and Therma-Tru’s Split-Steel Frames. Both sides of the hinge have a 1/4” radius. This hinge is available in the following finishes: brushed nickel, oil rubbed bronze, and zinc dichromate. Note: Therma-Tru steel-edge doors are no longer offered. This information will remain available as a reference.

Larson Easy Hang System

Larson’s patented installation method is named EasyHang® for a reason. Here are just some of the benefits you can expect when choosing a Larson storm door.

What makes the EasyHang® System so easy? LARSON Doors Offer:

An exact fit with mounting rail extenders
Pre-drilled hinge locator holes
Easy mounting with no cutting or hacksaw needed

Easy Jamb Hole Locator System Provides:

Exact alignment of the hinge rail
Correct placement to the home

Insert hanging screw

Install hinge to door

Hang door on home

Adjust height, install hardware, expander and enjoy!

Neuma Gliding Patio Doors

Neuma Patio Doors are no longer offered. This article will remain available as a reference.

Neuma Gliding Patio Doors offer safety, visibility, durability and ease of maintenance.

Gliding doors feature adjustable stainless steel tandem rollers for ease of installation. The frames are made of composite material with a smooth finish and include screen channels, with a stainless steel track to reduce friction and prevent corrosion.

The gliding door is offered with the standard design handlset in Satin Nickel finish. Accessories are packaged with each unit and includes Satin Nickel Finish locking hardware, hinges and strikes.

Café Door Hardware

Note: Cafe doors are no longer offered. This information will remain available as a reference.

Café doors are typically used between a kitchen and dining room to provide partial separation between the rooms. Replacement hardware is available for up to 1-1/8” thick doors.