@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 Watching all your vids right now, that was brave taking down the wall strips and taping/plastering! We will be moving into our first ever triple wide modular home, kind of excited about it! We have been in our Lake home since the 80/90s, should be fun, headed to Tennessee! Love the vids!
Wow u go woman . I have done back door on double wide years ago . Here I am at 56 years on my own a woman myself and needing to do it again on 2008 double wide I just bought . Thanks for your video was helpful .
About 2 inches. They don't have to be super long. Just make sure they are long enough to go through the frame and still have at least 1 inch to go into the jam.
I appreciate all the work you put into removing/installing new door. I also love the channel image, very nice! I will be removing my sunroom door very shortly and the issues you had I will keep them in mind! Thanks
You did such amazing job all the way through and you took time so we could really see every step,thank you so much for your video..I'm thinking about replacing my front combination door and this video really came in handy.😊
Thank you for that encouragement! I started this channel because I wanted to teach. I love hearing that it is doing just that 😉. Good luck on your project!
I really needed this video, as I am installing mine all by myself. Extremely helpful 👍 Thanks a million! Love seeing a woman do this more than anything it brought out my confidence.
@@chrissy1310 It went extremely well. The video got me back on track when I would've given up. Seriously this lady hits on each place i needed advice, or thought theres something I did wrong turns out was difficult for ANYONE with no experience. Watch the vid, while you are doing it. All teaching is a 3 step process ... Step 1 Show how its done... In our case watch the whole vid ...a few times if necessary Step 2 do it together,...in our case watch vid while doing it, Step 3 you do it on your own...towards the end and the next one I do probably wont need the vid.
😂 That is a totally legitimate question. The best that I can figure is that the people who lived in the house before we purchased it, must have had a barbecue grill up against the house. 😜, not too smart!
It took me a few hours because it was my first time, there were so many screws in odd places (the old door was broken and screwed shut), and I was working the camera. The second door that I did later in a different video, on took less than an hour from start to finish.
Good job! I have the same task coming. Door probably won't arrive until January, so it will be frozen finger time when it comes to doing the replacement. I was surprise to see you carry the door yourself. I'll be getting a 38"x78" door. I might be wrong but I was thinking I saw a weight of about 200 pounds? I was going to get a door with glass in it, but being a trailer door, I can imaging the difficulty in getting new glass if it gets broken. Probably have to purchase a whole new door if that happens.
It was heavy, but not 200 pound heavy. I would say around 100. I went with as much glass as possible because I love a bright house and a door can let in a lot of natural light. Good luck on your project!
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 Thank you, I’ll need it. I’ll have to see if I can get the truck delivery guy help me carry it up to me second floor deck(trailer front door is about 11 foot off the ground on the concrete foundation). I have a nice 12x40 elevated deck in front with stairs with a landing half way up feeding that deck. The door need macro get up there. Maybe if I offer him $20 he’ll help me heft it up there? Lol
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 Oh, and I’m still concerned about glass inserts. I will probably order a door today with glass bits it’s scary. I called the Mobile Home Supply company (found on internet, but their operators were too busy to answer the phone).
Yay! Practice makes perfect; door number two should be easy. We didn't get to see if the new door will open and close. Square and plumb? That caulk tape is great, for windows, too. One more good job checked off the list!
I found them at my local manufactured home store. They, unfortunately, were a bit more pricy than something at home depot,but I had no choice. The home depot doors did not come in the right size. This door cost about $450(home depot doors around $375),so it didn't break the bank 😏.
Honestly, it was my first time doing it, and there weren't any other videos for a manufactured home door. I wouldn't do it differently though. I wanted to make sure that the frame and door stayed aligned. If I took out the door while I was putting up the frame, I fear it may have warped and I would have a bigger mess to deal with once the frame was stuck to the wall. Yes, the for was heavy, but I could manage it by myself 😏.
Girl power all the way! Kudos for your tenacity, determination and an overall great job! Thanks for sharing so we cal ALL learn a little more each day.
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GO GIRL AWESOME!
Thank you 😁.
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 Watching all your vids right now, that was brave taking down the wall strips and taping/plastering! We will be moving into our first ever triple wide modular home, kind of excited about it! We have been in our Lake home since the 80/90s, should be fun, headed to Tennessee! Love the vids!
Awesome. Congratulations on your new house 😁.
Wow u go woman . I have done back door on double wide years ago . Here I am at 56 years on my own a woman myself and needing to do it again on 2008 double wide I just bought . Thanks for your video was helpful .
Where do you women buy your doors?
On that storm door was there three screws on each side that hold the storm door to the jamb
Good question. I don't know if it came with those screws, but I did put some longer screws into it too secure it to the frame.
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559oh ok what size screws did you use
About 2 inches. They don't have to be super long. Just make sure they are long enough to go through the frame and still have at least 1 inch to go into the jam.
Very calming and relaxing video!
Thank you 😊
First time seeing one of your videos. You are such a beautiful soul. I thank God for people like you. Great job my friend 🧡
Very helpful. Thank you for the video 👑
Thanks
Where do you get the door from?
I appreciate all the work you put into removing/installing new door. I also love the channel image, very nice! I will be removing my sunroom door very shortly and the issues you had I will keep them in mind! Thanks
Thank you for that encouragement 😁. Good luck on your sunroom!
You did such amazing job all the way through and you took time so we could really see every step,thank you so much for your video..I'm thinking about replacing my front combination door and this video really came in handy.😊
Thank you for that encouragement! I started this channel because I wanted to teach. I love hearing that it is doing just that 😉. Good luck on your project!
*THANK YOU* *I NEEDED A REFERENCE AND YOU DID IT* U R *AWESOME* *CATER*
I really needed this video, as I am installing mine all by myself. Extremely helpful 👍 Thanks a million! Love seeing a woman do this more than anything it brought out my confidence.
Thank you ❤️. If I can do it, anyone can 😉! Good luck
How did it go? I would be nervous about how to level a door, but I also haven't watched that video yet! LOL
@@chrissy1310 It went extremely well. The video got me back on track when I would've given up. Seriously this lady hits on each place i needed advice, or thought theres something I did wrong turns out was difficult for ANYONE with no experience. Watch the vid, while you are doing it. All teaching is a 3 step process ...
Step 1 Show how its done... In our case watch the whole vid ...a few times if necessary
Step 2 do it together,...in our case watch vid while doing it,
Step 3 you do it on your own...towards the end and the next one I do probably wont need the vid.
why is the siding buckled soo much???
😂 That is a totally legitimate question. The best that I can figure is that the people who lived in the house before we purchased it, must have had a barbecue grill up against the house. 😜, not too smart!
lmboooo I was taken out a window today and your I found another screw voice was me lmbooo
😂😁😜.
Lady after my own heart!
Can I hire you for help?
😁 I have way too much on my plate! Thank you for the encouragement ❤️
Nice work and by yourself
Wish I had your help .
Very informative and interesting to watch. You did a great job of showing the project of removal and installation. Thank you
Thank you 😁
Thanks I'm a man and have had so much trouble with my two trailer doors
I hope this helped 😁.
How many hours did this take you to replace the door from start to finish?
It took me a few hours because it was my first time, there were so many screws in odd places (the old door was broken and screwed shut), and I was working the camera. The second door that I did later in a different video, on took less than an hour from start to finish.
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 wow that's awesome you made it look so easy. I'm in the process of putting on my first door myself. Wish me luck 🤞😃
Excellent! Good luck with that door. If I can do it, anyone can 😁.
Wow. Great job. I couldn't do that alone. Looking good!!❤
Good job! I have the same task coming. Door probably won't arrive until January, so it will be frozen finger time when it comes to doing the replacement. I was surprise to see you carry the door yourself. I'll be getting a 38"x78" door. I might be wrong but I was thinking I saw a weight of about 200 pounds? I was going to get a door with glass in it, but being a trailer door, I can imaging the difficulty in getting new glass if it gets broken. Probably have to purchase a whole new door if that happens.
It was heavy, but not 200 pound heavy. I would say around 100. I went with as much glass as possible because I love a bright house and a door can let in a lot of natural light. Good luck on your project!
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 Thank you, I’ll need it. I’ll have to see if I can get the truck delivery guy help me carry it up to me second floor deck(trailer front door is about 11 foot off the ground on the concrete foundation). I have a nice 12x40 elevated deck in front with stairs with a landing half way up feeding that deck. The door need macro get up there. Maybe if I offer him $20 he’ll help me heft it up there? Lol
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 Oh, and I’m still concerned about glass inserts. I will probably order a door today with glass bits it’s scary. I called the Mobile Home Supply company (found on internet, but their operators were too busy to answer the phone).
your door looks great.. you are doing an amazing job..God bless..
Great job,soo exciting, Your getting things done,Be Proud
Good job, what happened to the vinyl siding? Looks like it got hot
😂😂😂 Yeah, the previous residents must have had a bbq up against the wall... Yikes!
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 o my🤦♂️, keep up the good work 👏
Everything's looking good
Super woman
Good job👍🏾
Yay! Practice makes perfect; door number two should be easy. We didn't get to see if the new door will open and close. Square and plumb?
That caulk tape is great, for windows, too.
One more good job checked off the list!
Squared and plum 😉😁! I totally didn't even think to show you guys opening and closing the door 😂😂😂.
Where'd you get your doors
I had to buy them from my local manufactured home supply store.
Where did you find your new doors? Did you have to special order them? How expensive were they?
I found them at my local manufactured home store. They, unfortunately, were a bit more pricy than something at home depot,but I had no choice. The home depot doors did not come in the right size. This door cost about $450(home depot doors around $375),so it didn't break the bank 😏.
@@asliceofheavenhomestead3559 thanks 😊
Where did you purchase your door? Online or a local store? Needing a new front door but unsure of where to purchase. Thanks
I went to a local manufactured home dealer. A normal door at home depot would not have fit. I would research anything locally first.
why didn't u just take door out then you'd only have th frame to deal with it would b lighter by its self. just saying
Honestly, it was my first time doing it, and there weren't any other videos for a manufactured home door. I wouldn't do it differently though. I wanted to make sure that the frame and door stayed aligned. If I took out the door while I was putting up the frame, I fear it may have warped and I would have a bigger mess to deal with once the frame was stuck to the wall. Yes, the for was heavy, but I could manage it by myself 😏.
Nice. I’m fixing to do mine. Save me some bucks hiring a Carpenter. Thank you
where did you find the putty tape? I have a door to put in and can't seem to find the tape(name of tape) from one Melanie to another :) ty
They had it at the local manufactured home store. I'm sorry, I have no idea if that putty strip is sold anywhere other than a manufactured home store.
Your doing great. I need you to come work on my house lol
Thank you, but I think I will pass 😉. This house is kickin' the stuffing out of me 😂😂😂! Thanks for the encouragement ❤️.
Girl power all the way! Kudos for your tenacity, determination and an overall great job! Thanks for sharing so we cal ALL learn a little more each day.
WOW ! you go girl ! most men could not have done that alone ! fantastic progress. love and prayers Nana
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