Window and Door Installation

by Mike Guertin

by David Kalin

This hidden mechanism retracts when the door is open and eliminates the need for a bulky thresholdby Jay B. Lane

If you don’t include housewrap, use a sill pan, and flash the flanges, the work is far from watertight.by Rob Moody

Doing everything to ensure a leakproof job? If you don’t include the housewrap, use a sill pan, and flash the flanges, the work is far from watertight.by Rob Moody

This time-saver helps to turn slabs into ready-to-hang doorsby Paul Levine

This support for long stock also makes a great working surfaceby Paul Levine

This handy infeed support stores flat when not in useby Paul Levine

An infeed support arm and outfeed table improve extra reach and stabilityby Paul Levine

Jambmasterby Chris Green

Easy adjustments to screws, mortises and hinges on interior doors contribute to a perfect fitby Tucker Windover

With new weatherstripping, weights, pulleys, and ropes, you can improve performance without compromising historical authenticityby John Michael Davis

When installed properly, this centuries-old roofing can last a lifetimeby Patrick Sheeley

Providing natural light, fresh air, and a code-compliant exit can be the most important aspect of any basement remodelby Roger German

Low on materials and high on utility, this door buck can be made with easeby Justin Fink

Starting with a prehung door, you can create an elegant vestibule by adding frame-and-panel jamb extensionsby Gary Striegler

With plywood strips and hot-melt glue, you can make a template that guarantees a perfect fit

by Mike Zielinski

by Justin Fink