Shed Remodel: Pt 2 Making a Door

[@katec9893]

This is so helpful thank you. I've inherited an old shed on an allotment which has a horrible damaged door and I'd like to make a new one for it but wasn't sure how. I think I will give this a try, thank you.

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Im glad this helped

[@splitarrowfarm]

This is such a great video love the inspiration for our shed that we are looking to build!

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Thats great! Thanks for the reply

[@richardstone2337]

It would have been great to see white trim on the door, a new dark roof and a weather vane on top, but I know life gets busy.....

[@appalachiandiy2415]

haha for sure

[@Pipsquacky]

Looking forward to part 3

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Its a work in progress

[@heroknaderi]

I enjoyed it good job 👍

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Thank You!

[@bluegrasspointofview5191]

"It's getting near spring time, so we need to get this shit finished!"

[@appalachiandiy2415]

yep

[@cashout9187]

This helps really well thanks so much

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Absolutely!

[@tonichecavalari5956]

Thank's !👍👌😉😎

[@appalachiandiy2415]

No problem 👍

[@justinhughes6487]

I want to do that

[@appalachiandiy2415]

You should! it not as hard as people think it is. good luck!

[@lakerland420]

Did you get around to putting a new roof on it? If so Did you make a video for it?

[@appalachiandiy2415]

Not yet

[@davidshaw8846]

You left a 3/8” gap all around. I’m following this for putting a new door on my shed. The opening is flush all the way around. But I’m doing it for a sauna so I ultimately want it to be “weather sealed.” Can I make the gap smaller? Thoughts?

[@appalachiandiy2415]

instead of making the gap smaller, which may cause some fit issues later on, try to use a door seal or weather stripping