Building a Crawl Space Door : Simple DIY

I own a house with a crawl space. And I have several pets that I would like to keep out of this space. So today, I am build a door for the crawl space entrance. It is a simple project, BUT it will make a world of difference in the appearance. Plus it will allow easy access anytime I need to go under my house.
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[@bradleytuckwell4881]

What a great idea for a lock it’s simple but works great.

[@guyh.4553]

I like it a lot! Plain & simple. Personally I'd hit it with some kind of "stain" or clear outdoor sealer. But I like the design a lot. 👍👍👍

[@JG24AJ]

I know some folks that may read my comments might think that I may be a little slow, but however this is so cool great job & I've learned something from this. I also remember the deck. Wow time flys. God bless & thanks for sharing 👍🏼👍🏼

[@SpecificLove7]

Thank you Anthony, time sure does fly by

[@jeanchance9334]

Great idea! This perfect for me. My crawl space door I have is awful! Thanks

[@cabman86]

I built 4 like this to cover under the porches. I did doors so I could use it for storage.

[@rickeykeeton4770]

I need to replace mine that is very similar to yours. But, I will attach my vertical framing boards first so the horizontal ones can help support them with at heavy door. I will also use more hinges due to the weight of the door and the small area of the vertical framing boards where the hinge screws go. That it use more elongated screws onto a facial board or maybe even into the concrete block foundation. I had a couple of regular door hinges on mine screwed to like 1x facial board that did pretty good for a while, but eventually came loose from the facia when the thin part of the facia that the screws were in gave out. That being said, I might have used pine, not sure. Hmm, gonna have to go look now that I think about it, not sure I installed facia. SMH, my old mine is getting tricky in regards to memory. Note: I looked and I did have facia boards but only attached them to the door framing. I also used elongated hinges. When I redo it, I will attach the facia to the blocks also. Also not sure I used pressure treats boards.

[@markduggan3451]

Is that safe from burglars?

[@terrienhumain6723]

It need a diagonal; it is a door. From top hinge.

[@SpecificLove7]

Thank you for that idea, but that is why I have the board for it to rest on

[@nickkk420]

​@@SpecificLove7yea can't imagine its ever really sitting open, tho it may be worth installing a metal drip edge on the sill to prevent any standing water that may accumulate

[@chrisalister2297]

A level and square are your friends.