Very nice, I think a good idea is to put a table under the door, a scissor jack and a piece of lumber to support the door while hinge work is being completed.
One thing to note for people installing is even if you can completely immobilize door so that it doesn't twist, then you have the issue of bracket clearance... The door has to "bend" slightly outward of its original position to be able to get brackets around corner of back of door. You can see the "buddy" move the door slightly in video. Just something to be aware of. I thought as long as I completely imobilized door I would be golden.
Very nice, I think a good idea is to put a table under the door, a scissor jack and a piece of lumber to support the door while hinge work is being completed.
I dont have any "buddy" to help. Been stressing to do this install alone but am just going to go for it tonight. Thanks for idea
One thing to note for people installing is even if you can completely immobilize door so that it doesn't twist, then you have the issue of bracket clearance... The door has to "bend" slightly outward of its original position to be able to get brackets around corner of back of door. You can see the "buddy" move the door slightly in video.
Just something to be aware of. I thought as long as I completely imobilized door I would be golden.
Working with 180 hinges or 270 hinges?