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would unistrut work too?

I found the angles for $23 at Ace Hardware and used them for the joint you demonstrated as well as the one below it. Two of the four lined up perfectly. I had to widen the far left hole with a drill slightly on two of them to get them to line up perfectly. It didn't take long at all and appears to be working well. Thanks!

How do you controll the rgb ? Specifically the diamond logo in the front, from what ive seen it can only be conrrolled via the integrated rgb controller which i cant get the omen gaming hub to recognize. And from what ive seen in this video the lighting option doesnt sjow up in the omen gaming hub for you either.

$59.00 at Home Depot.

Where do I install strut

Love the excitement in your voice sir! I can tell when calm people are excited :)

Is this just one bar on a 16ft? Please help

Thank you! Just fixed my door. Works like a charm. Although, the prices has gone up quite a bit. I paid about $40/each slotted angle. I installed 2 as well just for good measures.

I think they are too heavy to stabilize the gate. I used aluminum. It is light resistant and easy to install.

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Brah! This worked! Thank you thank you thank you

How is it holding up 6 years later? I am curious. Those bars for the smaller ones you said are $31 bucks are now $65!! @ Home Depot. Double the price! It is best to get a 16 foot angle that goes across the whole width of you garage. You want he pressure to extend to the outer part of the garage and not just the middle part of the garage. You also want to make sure you don't get self-tapping screws that go through your garage and poke holes. It will create bigger issues. The cracks will starts to wear down your garage even worse. Get a 16 foot STRUT Kit. This is the technical term. For a two car garage, it is 16 feet. So you can buy kits on-line with free shipping that comes in 3 sections that come together. You want to reinforce the weight distribution to the outside. Not the middle. Or eventually your middle will start doing the same issue in a few years.

Thanks for making this video - I ended up doing the same thing. Got the steel 90 degree 8-ft angle section from menards for $23 and it fixed my popping and sagging.

l just moved the top , existing bar down to the panel that was buckling ( later on l'll probably do what you did to the other joints ) THANKS FOR THE IDEA

Now an 8 ft bar is like $60 at HD. Freaking expensive.

This is not a proper repair and will cause more problems in the near future. If you are going to install punched angle as a reinforcement, it needs to span the full width of the section and attach to the end stiles. The repair pictured here is just adding unecessary weight to the damaged section. If your garage door is sagging, the last thing you want to do is add extra weight to the center.

just watch this morning 09-03-2022 done in an hour including the trip to home depot those angle iron are $60 but all the holes all lined up thank you

Thanks for the video. This method save me a lot of money.

Thank you. Was considering similar repair including drilling holes in the existing door to fasten the steel angles, but this is amazingly easier and worked great.

Glade I found this video. Was thinking the exact same thing and thought to myself I should see if anyone had the same idea. Happy to see it work. Will be doing the same this week. Mine is bowing at the bottom.

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Thanks for the video. Added two 8 ft. 14 ga. Punch angles to my 16 ft wide door and it resolved the buckling. Menards has them for $22 a piece. Also adjusted the tension with the EZ set system and we are good to go. Menards also has the 16 ft garage door braces, not that expensive but a pain to get them home with our vehicle.

I have a 16' garage that bent the top panel. Would this repair fix it ?

so hard to understand the angle of your camera

Men of class and culture, here we are again. Meeting under this beautiful RUclips video, on how to fix things so we can get our nagging wives off our backs.

I had the same problem and this is an outstanding and super easy fix. It took longer to go to Lowe's and buy the brace than to install it. Thanks so much!

I just used this method to fix my sagging garage door panel with the Lowes 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" x 8 foot Zinc-Plated Steel Perforated-Slotted Angle and it worked perfect. $29.79 each (20) with military discount. I did have to drill one hole in one end since the holes did not match the hinge holes. Otherwise a one hour job and easy. Thanks for the video.

My garage kept caving in after opening the garage. We followed this design and that fixed it! Saved us $1500 from buying a new garage. Thank you so much!

Thanks worked great 👍🏽

My son and I just applied this fix. Seems to work well. The angle brackets did not align perfectly but luckily we bought the thinner gauge and it drilled easily.

Thank you, this did the trick for me with just one 8ft bar. Middle hole didn't line up for me though so I used my drill to cut one there. My garage door now opens and closes again.

Thank you, I just finished mine, solve the problem!

😄 way to add weight to a door and kill your springs. A cheap repair will cost you so much in the end. Added weight will not only kill your springs but you just shortened the life of your motor. Bravo

I can't believe this worked! Our garage door sounded like train cars banging together when it went up and down. This solved all the sagging and popping. The door goes up and down smoothly again. Thank you so much for sharing this idea!

Nicely done..only thing I would recommend is you use liquid nails or some.adhesive caulk behind the angle iron... The vibration in the door will eventually loosen those screws up. I.have found that the sheet metal screws that are on the garage door brackets only well the first time they are drilled. Or you could use bolts and nuts with lockwashers. Nice idea nonetheless.

It’s been 4 years now, how is it holding up?

This worked like a charm and was really easy to do. Thanks for the tip! Saved me some money!

What are these aluminum struts with holes called?

This was the same issue we had. I followed your advice and it fixed it! 👍

Hi @yurika , I'm thinking of doing the same thing. Since it has now been 5 years, how is it holding up? Any other changes or updates?

I don't know who would give a negative, but this worked for me. Ty

Thank you for the video(and the others who fix it the same way). Took 10 minutes and totally fixed the sagging/buckling panel.

Always good to share some good ol' fashioned domestic violence. Well done!

Awesome! You too RULE!

Worked great on my door!!! Thanks!!!

Thank you very much sir! 🍻 I had a couple of small tears in one of my garage door panels. The door had started buckling and popping and it was getting worse to the point we stopped using it. I thought I was looking at a new door. But, I found your video a couple of hours ago, went to Home Depot bought two strips ($13.83 CAD each!) of the slotted angle bracing, came home and got my ratchet out and 10 minutes later the bracing was installed and now my door no longer buckles or pops!!! 👍👍👍😁😁😁

Great info! In my case, the aluminum panels were bent due to the impact, so I had improvise bit differently. ruclips.net/video/bHf5cGy4Cd0/видео.html

Just fixed mine... added 2 8ft. sections almost identical to what you’re showing. Works like a charm for $70 opposed to the $600 garage door guy just quoted me. By the way, each 8’ section is a bit over 4lbs. each so the added ~9lbs in weight to the door is negligible/ nothing to worry about.

Worked great thank you I just bought two at Home Depot for 80$ and it only took 10 mins to put on!

Pretty good job but you need to lubricate the screw with white lithium grease I recommend the genie brand in your door arm that hooks onto the door is not supposed to be straight up and down you’re supposed to have an angle on it and the J portion on the door is supposed to be 3 to 4 holes higher and then you are officially set but then the nut and bolt you put on the door arm is very loose so I recommend getting a different bolt or get a bolt and a lock nut tighten it up all the way then loosen it just a tad so you have a little bit of play to prevent movement Then you are all set