How To: Brickmould Door Install

Learn to install a brickmould door using the OSI QUAD® Window & Door System. Follow OSI's best practices when installing a door using OSI QUAD Window & Door System.
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[@philburke1902]

After installing the 15 layers of OSI Max, repeat 3 more times. Allow to settle and put on 9 more layers to prevent moisture.

[@TeslaBoy123]

After 25 layers bring a new heavy duty plastic and cover all door 🤣🤣🤣

[@williamjstephens]

Apply OSI QUAD to the OSI QUAD, then seal with OSI QUAD and OSI QUAD

[@philburke1902]

Awesome! that comment is accurate and hilarious

[@fbarr8540]

Omg this video is asmr this is literally 100% water proof. The only thing I’d change is the way you laid the sealer under the door in lines doing vertically up and down and just 1 going diagonal on the inside so if water gets in I can flow out

[@jasonmadruga9028]

just installed my first door on my home. I appreciate this video, it helped. I did use some DAP 800 for the sill to sillpan and dripcap. THANKS!

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

I'm installing an exterior door between dining room and garage so flashing tape not necessary. Water is not an issue here, only temperature as the garage isn't heated. I'll put the sill pan directly on the ceramic tiles and concrete lip of the slab on the garage side. The OSI foam is definitely a must as to not let heat out of the house as the garage is not insulated.

[@gregmoffitt2145]

Great vidieo. The sill pan is a Jamsill Guard. I use them, Great product!,

[@spydergs07]

I wonder what brand of caulking I need to use.

[@nailbndr9869]

Np1 😂

[@rogerdrum5936]

I really like parts of this system. We install thousands of door units a year in Houston.

[@chriscraft77022]

OMG this is the best video on youtube.... on the subject.... THANK YOU so much

[@brandonbyrnes2867]

Excellent tutorial, thanks guys.

[@splash5974]

Should purchase a few more tubes of caulking...

[@tiffg4451]

Why not just wrap the WRB around the studs and put the tape on the corners? If you have any failure of the caulk then the studs will be exposed .

[@Timespider]

Yes the WRB white wrap should be cut longer by at least 4 inches & wrap around stud/frame as well. Sealant is the real star with this system. If water got on white wrap it then goes under foil tape & onto timber frame especially since you cut the WRB away from the stud (why) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHfJe2V-ibeIm7c

[@nicksorenson7578]

Wouldn't that back bead of silicone nullify some of the usefulness of the upturned rear ledge of the sill pan?

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

Where can I get that head flashing?

[@alman55555]

Stupid amount of caulking for a single door

[@JonHowes1]

I agree...but overkill when it comes to potential moisture problems isn't a bad idea.

[@akbuilder7626]

I guess youve never went to replace a door and found a rotted rim sill that you had to cut out and repair by ripping the floor up and turning a 2 hour max door install into an all day repair job.

[@jamesdean1598]

Agree I’m not an expert, but it seems like a lot of sealer

[@TeslaBoy123]

$10 a piece a huge business in 5 doors and 12 windows $400 - $600 just in caulking 🙄

[@jmorris999]

Me replacing my rotted door jam says it's probably not enough