I purchased the doors through a legit provia door dealer who employs his own installation crew. Overhead at the business is low and there are no commissioned salesmen. The installers are very experienced in window and single door installs. Unfortunately, the final adjustment was made on a relatively warm day so air infiltration wasn't apparent. The installer said he couldn't see any light infiltration in the area of concern so I signed off on the paperwork as satisfied with the install. Now, with colder weather making the leak apparent, I'm using stick on weatherstripping as a temporary measure. I'll probably call them back but I'm thinking an effective fix would require removing/rehanging the door. I feel that an experienced french door installer would have seen the potential problem and taken measures to correct it. Lesson learned..proper installation every bit as important as the quality of the product..

Get those screens that sit in a holder at the side of the door. They pull out like a shade and retract when not in use. Ron

Thank you! You should have seen our old kitchen before the remodel 3 years ago. We built the house 29 years ago, so it was a complete gut out. Only the sink stayed in the same place. Best thing we ever did because we both love to cook. But what is MV?? We haven’t had any issues with the speed oven, that I can answer. It is actually my go to of the two ovens because it can do everything. I can fit a big 13x18” sheet pan in it. So, yes, you can bake cookies, chicken, casseroles etc. Because of its compact size, it comes up to temp within minutes and is extremely quiet. We use it in the microwave mode and then have the options for bake, convection bake, roast, broil, speed and other options. If I am baking just a casserole, a pie, a cake, or roasted veggies, for example, I use the speed oven.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Thank you again Joseph for all that information. Before I throw threats at the salesman could I get one more opinion.. So looks like they did use "Silicone Caulk like required from "Endura manufacturer's installation instructions". Spoke to salesman and he told us silicone takes longer to settle.. only when it gets lots of sun, he claimed the silicone caulk was not settled the 1st day it rained Well it rained again today and this time didn't see any water get inside. Does that mean everything is fixed? Still worried about the little light peaking out at center/bottom (by weatherstrip) of door and sides. etc He said wait 1 more week to see if we get any more leaks and if we do he would send someone from door manufacturer to take a look at it. What do you recommend we should do here? 1) Wait 1 week to see if we do get any more leaks, if not that means our doors are fixed? 2) Still tell the salesman to bring someone asap to fix all those open light spots or we will inform division of inspection of his delinquent license, etc