How to transport patio door? Patio door in truck? Moving patio door in pickup truck. Moving a door

[@ChrisGeeeeee]

This video saved me $300+. Thank you for this video

[@ChrisGeeeeee]

The business literally said this is a first for us

[@bilbobaggins4462]

Great video - simple idea and a no BS presentation. Thanks!

[@LeonardCarulli]

Thank you for the instructions I was able to safely get my "new to me" slider home in one piece.😁

[@travisknox8682]

Appreciate your time and sharing your wisdom worked like a charm lol everyone was like I would do it that way then when I was done everyone was like ooooo that's actually quite clever 💣💣🎉

[@paulfabiano8109]

This worked perfectly. I travelled from DE to NJ. Made it with no problem. Thank you for the help

[@Tovii2022]

Wow such a long drive.

[@ESJ815]

Thanks alot brother. You just made my day alot easier

[@renaepavilonis4182]

Purchasing tomorrow - just what I needed to make sure.

[@Mitchs]

Perfect, I used 4 2x4s. same idea as you but used some extra cut off as stops so the frame wouldn't move in my truck bed, plus extra straps pulling the wood down to the truck bed. 3 straps on top of the glass door.

[@matthewbusch7963]

Just what I needed! Thank you for the video!

[@joshuaa3075]

i have to pick one up nearly 3 hours away. Will the door be like a sail or get jostled and bounce any using your method? I was thinking of renting an F-150 for a day. i have ratchet straps, at least two of them. The door is 60X 80. Would that likely fit in an F-150? Thank you for posting this and showing pictures of the setup.

[@oleandt77]

Worked! Used 3x

[@richardcruickshank1046]

Just a quick point about this video ... although I agree your method is solid, it will not work with a short bed pick up truck like the one shown in the begining of your video ( where the door is lying across the truck bed and over the top bedside rail. Your method appears would only work with 8 ft beds .

[@weekendwarrior5662]

It works on my f150 with a 6 foot bed. I agree that any shorter bed would need adjustments.

[@mershymarsh]

What about patio doors that are 8ft+ long? I suppose one could make a triangular support off the back of the tailgate, or a wooden rectangle on each side of the glass.

[@ivanobar1]

Very clever! I can do that.

[@FamilyDIYtv]

Thanks !!

[@bobstecklein1802]

This works awesome

[@bleezham]

thank you!

[@eternalbeing3339]

Can you just take the doors off and stack them?

[@jonathanc8513]

straps are probably longer than the standard ones

[@tkomic19]

okay another question are we just relying on gravity to hold the lumber inside the truck?

[@weekendwarrior5662]

Yes, you are really trying to keep the bottom from shifting side to side and the straps restrict any upwards movement

[@scottchandonnet8959]

What if door is longer then bed an u have to leave tail gate down

[@rlolo777]

Wow. My concern is driving under stuff. Most fwy and street bridges are how high? And how high does the door assembly get?

[@tkomic19]

any others methods, what about horizontal on the bed frame and add straps? does that risk break in the glass?

[@weekendwarrior5662]

If you put 2x4(s) across the rails it could work, but doors are not designed to handle a lot of force perpendicular to the glass.

[@noctilucent7396]

Now how do you do this with a 4runner lol

[@josecantinflas6286]

😮

[@debbiestandefer5466]

Thank you!!!