So they sell the door slabs and in the jamb. The slabs have come down to $19 at HD. Wow that's cheap.
But, my jambs are all boogered up. Well, especially the part where the door catches.
Maybe I should do the whole jamb and door.
Except that I did that once before and it was less than perfect. And then I did it again and it is way less than perfect. I can't get the door to close or the latch to latch up.
Now the two pros I spoke to said not to do jambs, just do the slabs. So much easier. For who????
The old jam comes out in about 10 minutes, and the new one, if i knew what the sam hill I was doing, would only take another 10 minutes to shim plumb.
Don't really have a question here but the doors in jams seem much more invasive but like a better fix.
Do you pros want me to just buy the slabs, replace the bad piece of the jam with another piece of wood (because it's so beat) and make that a day.
I'm in a quandary. But, finish work I can handle. Hanging a door by myself so that it is plumb and square without losing my temper is --- i have found out --- almost impossible.
A little help and or advice? Forgive me if I don't make sense, it's been a hard year.