How to install composite upvc door and frame part 2

How to fit composite or upvc front door and frame part 2
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[@pvcpro1973]

Don't worry airwolf08 he's got plenty of 90mm architrave for trimming up!

[@airwolf08]

My god theres a big gap either side of the door but i suppose it will take a tin of foam.Not the 10mm deduction as you said???

[@robertlee4878]

thanks, great video , if there is a cavity does it matter that you cant put in wedges ?,

[@janfoster6536]

Robert lee h

[@sandyking636]

it wasnt a good video.he missed out a load for people not too sure.I am lucky as i have fitted windows for over 25 years.besides.cant he speek english.lol