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5 Easy Ways to Block Up an External Doorway

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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When situations call for the need to block up an external doorway, it can seem like a daunting task. However, there are straightforward methods to secure any entrance effectively. In this article, we’ll explore five easy ways to block up an external doorway without having to hire a professional.

1. Plywood Covering

One of the most common techniques for blocking up an external doorway is by creating a plywood covering. Cut a piece of ¾ inch plywood that fits snugly over the doorframe and secure it using long screws and sturdy angles. This method provides a temporary barrier but can be enhanced with proper sealing and insulation if needed.

2. Cinder Block Wall

Another practical approach to block an external doorway is to construct a cinder block wall. Depending on your door’s dimensions, you can choose different sizes of cinder blocks and lay them in rows against the entrance, using mortar or adhesive between each layer. Be sure to leave enough space around the blocks for both air circulation and insulation.

3. Bricked Wall

Similar to the cinder block wall method, building a bricked wall involves stacking bricks in front of your external doorway. Use mortar or adhesive for adhesion between bricks and let it dry thoroughly for best results. This method provides more rigidity compared to other alternatives.

4. Secure Door Barricade

Installing a secure door barricade is another way to block up an external doorway temporarily or permanently. Some options include retractable steel bars, barricade brackets, and door jammers, all designed to prevent unauthorized access.

5. Remove the Door and Frame

In some cases, you may need a more permanent solution by removing the entire door and frame before sealing off the opening with appropriate materials such as plywood or drywall.

Before choosing any means of blocking your external doorway, consider factors such as property safety, weather conditions, and aesthetics. By understanding your needs and weighing the pros and cons of each method, you can successfully block up an external doorway efficiently and cost-effectively.

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