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Ditch the Delays: Revolutionize Door Installation with Impact Construction Systems' RediFrame Door Jambs

 Door installations can be a time-consuming and frustrating process, often plagued by delays due to on-site adjustments and complex timber jamb installations. Impact Construction Systems, your one-stop shop for innovative building products, is here to revolutionize the way you install doors with our revolutionary RediFrame Door Jambs. Say goodbye to the hassles of traditional timber door jambs and embrace a faster, easier, and more efficient method. Beyond Aesthetics: Unveiling the Drawbacks of Traditional Timber Jambs Timber jambs, while aesthetically pleasing, come with several limitations: Time-Consuming Installation: Timber jambs require on-site cutting, fitting, and assembly, significantly extending installation time and labor costs. Susceptibility to Moisture Damage: Timber is susceptible to moisture warping and rot, leading to potential door misalignment and functionality issues over time. Limited Fire Resistance: Depending on the timber type, fire resistance may be c...

Embrace the Future: Prefinished Aluminium Door Jambs by Impact Construction Systems

The classic charm of hardwood door jambs has been a mainstay in Australian construction for decades. But let's be honest, they can be a bit of a diva. Warping, cracking, and constant painting – the drama never ends! Thankfully, there's a modern solution that offers timeless style without the hassle: prefinished aluminium door jambs from Impact Construction Systems. Why Aluminium Reigns Supreme Over Hardwood Door Jambs Prefinished aluminium door jambs are the superheroes of the construction world, offering a range of benefits that leave hardwood door jambs looking a bit outdated: Durability Dynasty:  Aluminium is the ultimate champion against the elements. It's naturally resistant to warping, cracking, and moisture damage, making it perfect for Australia's diverse climate. Effortless Elegance:  Our prefinished aluminium door jambs come in a stunning array of colours and finishes. No more messy on-site painting or staining – these beauties a...

Cost-Effectiveness Redefined: Aluminium Door Jambs Saving Time and Money

  Invest in the future of your home with cost-effective aluminium door jambs from Impact Systems’ RediFrame. While hardwood alternatives may seem budget-friendly upfront, they often incur hidden costs associated with maintenance, repairs, and replacements over time. Hardware door jambs offer a long-term solution that eliminates the need for costly upkeep, saving you both time and money in the long run. Prepare your home for the future with Impact Systems’ RediFrame aluminium door jambs. Unlike traditional hardwood alternatives, which may become outdated or deteriorate over time, aluminium jambs offer a timeless solution that stands the test of time. Discover how upgrading to aluminium door jambs can future-proof your home, ensuring lasting beauty, security, and functionality for generations to come. When it comes to longevity and durability, aluminium door jambs reign supreme over their hardwood counterparts. Impact Systems’ RediFrame aluminium door jambs are engineered to withsta...

How to Install Hardwood Door Jambs

  Hardwood Door Jambs A solid and strong door jamb is crucial for ensuring that your door stops, opens and closes properly. A broken or damaged jamb can make it difficult to open and close your doors, as well as lead to damage to your hinges. How to Install a Door Jamb The first step in installing a hardwood door jambs is to determine the proper width for your door opening. For this, you’ll need to know the wall stud thickness and the sheetrock thickness. You can use a stud finder to measure the studs. Then, use the rough opening measurements to choose a jamb that will fit inside the wall and be flush with the wall framing. Once you’ve determined the jamb width, cut the two side jambs to length and fasten them to the studs with 8d finish nails. Leave at least 1/8 inch of space between the jambs for door clearance. Hinge Mortise Next, cut shallow recesses, called hinge mortises, into the jamb to support the door hinges. You can do this with a router, or by hand with a sharp wood ch...