How to Repair Rotted Jamb and Mouse Proof the Barn or Garage @JonPetersArtHome
How to Repair Rotted Jamb and Mouse Proof the Barn or Garage  @JonPetersArtHome
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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This is a repair I’ve been putting off for a while. The final straw came when I opened one of the drawers inside the shop and found a mouse nest. About a hundred years ago, this used to be a large door on the side of the barn. It’s been closed off for quite some time, and like all wooden buildings, it started to rot from the bottom.
I cut off the bottom 10 inches of the casing and replaced it with Azek. I also replaced the bottom 5½ inches of the doorway with Azek, added 1 inch of Styrofoam insulation, and installed new T1-11 siding

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