Additional 2 1/2 inch and 6-1 1/2 inch screws. The first six are meant to attach your hinges through to the stud on the wall side and the second six to better secure your hinges to your door. These replace the traditional 1/2 inch screws.

Stopping your dog from scratching the door can be challenging for dog owners. Dogs scratch at doors for various reasons, including boredom, separation anxiety, or simply because they want to come in or go out.

Door Latch Guards – These have been around for some time and I’m not a big fan. You notice from the image that they have small screws that attach them in 4 places to the inside and outside of the door. I prefer something that actually squeezes the door. I could not determine any country of origin or the type of steel used for this particular product. That should be clear from an advertising standpoint. CONCLUSION This jamb reinforcement has 5 screw holes which falls well short of the competition. This company does however provide 3 ½ inch screws to get the job done. ITEMS INCLUDED

The only color that is available is white. It does however, come with instructions for painting to match your door jamb. SCREW HOLES Prime Line is the maker of a ton of traditional DIY home products. I’ve chosen their Mega Jamb Reinforcing Kit as it falls with the family of the other products within this review of the best door jamb reinforcements. SIZE Unsightly bolts on your exterior walls are no longer required. Door Shield simply slides on to the upper and lower portion of your door. Preserve the beauty of your home with DoorShield. If your dog’s scratching continues despite your best efforts, you may seek professional help. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. Do door scratch protectors work on dogs?

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Revolutionary Door Shield – Protect your glass doors without being trapped inside! The door still opens and closes! Due to monitor settings, monitor pixel definitions, limitations of desktop scanners, digital photography, and dye lot variations, we cannot guarantee that the color you see on your screen as an exact color of the product. We strive to make our colors as accurate as possible, but screen images are intended as a guide only and should not be regarded as absolutely correct. All colors are approximations of actual colors. Whatever the reason, excessive scratching can cause significant damage to your doors, and it’s important to take action to prevent it. Here’s a step-by-step guide to stop your dog from scratching the door. Step 1: Identify the root cause. My preference is their Door Jamb Armor Set, but they suggest having a professional install this product; removing it as a DIY consideration. I really appreciate their honesty about that. (Shout out to Billy Joel!) Door Armor MAX Plus Combo Set SIZE AND EFFECTIVENESS

The goal of this post is to help you select the best door jamb reinforcement for your home. To do that I will review the many do-it-yourself products that are available claiming to actually do just that. You should be careful not to use harmful or painful deterrents for your dog, and you should only use them as a last resort. Step 5: Seek professional help. Compatibility: Consider the type of door you have, such as glass or wooden, and choose a scratch protector that is compatible with it. These are made and sold by a wide variety of companies. So it’s impossible to give a country of origin for each one. However, most of the items to follow in this review are sold by the inventors and just a handful of retailers. CONCLUSIONImmediately this product begins to shine with its Jamb Shield measuring 46 inches. At nearly 4 feet, the brute force impact is going to be spread out all along the wall stud just inside the door casing. The chances of a burglar gaining entry through door frame failure are quite unlikely. If your dog is scratching because they’re bored or need more exercise, then increasing its physical activity may help to reduce its urge to scratch. If they have separation anxiety, then you’ll need to work on reducing their anxiety levels. If they’re trying to come in or go out, you need to provide them with a more appropriate way to do so. Step 2: Provide an alternative. My guess, which is not something to bank on, is that there are 12 extras. In the video the instructor says to put 4 in each hinge; 2 into the door frame and 2 into the door.

Easy to install: Choose a product that is easy to install and remove without damaging the door frame. Some scratch protectors come with adhesive tape or Velcro strips for easy installation. When calling to the company to inquire about the change and possibly a return- I was handled by a terse customer service rep who… (It goes on pretty negatively. You can read that part for yourself on Yelp if you’re interested.) Their claim, “ Very Easy to Install – Anyone Who Can Use an Electric Drill Can Install This Product in About 15 Minutes,” is a bit too optimistic.

Now that’s just one customer out of who knows how many. But they do make the point about the actual length of the product. DoorShield allows you to protect your glass door from storms and hurricanes. It is incredibly versatile and can be used with any type of impact protection product without the need for a professional installer. This is an inexpensive way to upgrade a windstorm rated door to an Impact-rated.