Installing

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

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

by Mike Zielinski

There's no view of the sky and no direct sunlight, but they promise an easy installation and natural light for less than $200 by John Ross

Replace those clunky old 'draggers' or French doors with a smooth and quiet space saver by Michael Keyes

They're a big investment with a big potential payoff. Here's what you need to know about types, warranties, comfort, and installation. by Daniel S. Morrison

With a hardware kit and careful framing, you can install these space-saving doors by Gary Striegler

The trick is to assemble door and window trim with biscuits first, then nail it in place by Jim Chestnut

These precased doors are quick to install and allow variations in wall thicknesses by Bruce Abernathy

Remove the sashes to lighten the window, and use a temporary support as an extra pair of hands by Gregory Burr

Knowing where to place the shims is half the battle by Gary Striegler

Just like the doors on your entertainment center, but for your closet by Gary M. Katz

A nailing flange makes installation quick and easy; but pay attention to the details, or you'll never get the windows open by Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin

Lay out the curved plates with a trammel, then use them as a bending form for laminated trim by Spencer Horn