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The SHUBEE D SB DJP 60 is a door jamb protector designed to shield door frames and jambs from damage during construction, renovation, and trade work. Measuring 60 inches in length, it wraps around door jambs to prevent scratches, dents, and scuffs caused by equipment, materials, and foot traffic moving through doorways. This type of surface protection is a standard item on job sites where finished carpentry must be preserved while other trades complete their work. It is used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors moving tools and equipment through finished or semi-finished spaces.
The D SB DJP 60 is suited for residential and light commercial construction and remodel projects. It is typically deployed after door frames are installed and finished but before final punch-out and inspection. The 60-inch length accommodates standard door jamb heights and provides full-length coverage without cutting or trimming in most applications. Job site supervisors and individual tradespeople use this protector as a low-cost measure to avoid costly repairs to door trim and finished surfaces.
Designed as a general-purpose door jamb surface protector for standard interior and exterior door frames encountered in residential and light commercial construction and remodel work.
No tools are required for installation. Slide or wrap the protector around the door jamb after the frame is set and finished surfaces are in place. Remove the protector only after all trade work and material movement through the doorway is complete to maintain surface protection throughout the project. Inspect the jamb surface before and after use to document any pre-existing damage.
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