Andersen Doors Look Horrible
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Comments (70)I am a grandma and tried to install myself since the $ was the same to buy x 2. My brother helped and we got it up. I have had to replace the closer as it stuck and I had to take it off to close the door. The lock never came out on the door either. My closer (which I was soo excited I could put on myself) now is also bent when I was attempting to take the dam lock off and the top lil thing that goes in and out when you shut the door was locking. what?? I had to go around the house and keep forcing that thing down w a screwdriver. I thought I may attempt DIY's but I told a friend I just CANNOT complete this storm door nightmare.. I have a nail where I am using a twistie to keep it closed in the meantime. I guess I also need the Lock Replacement. argh...See MoreJeld-Wen, Simonton, or Andersen sliding glass patio doors?
Comments (42)@meganhowlett did you ever get your Jeldwen door issue solved? I am having same issue, with same jeldwen door (mine has blinds inside glass), and wish I would have seen this thread before having this door installed and trusting my contractor (who has since quit without giving me the paperwork for the door, all because I questioned the door, the installation, and the amount I paid the contractor for the door)....See MoreFixing a horrible layout: How does this new layout look?
Comments (29)I think we have decided to keep the knee wall. I don't think the extra 6" in counter depth above the dishwasher is worth it. I have been really worried how that was going to look being so open like that. Especially given that we are going with the Blanco Culina Semi-professional faucet which is almost 2 feet tall. Now to decide what to do for the backsplash area on that knee wall. Do we carry the quartz up and over or use two rows of subway tile between the counter and ledge (will be quartz)....See MoreAndersen vs Pella vs Other? Replacement Patio French Doors
Comments (4)Millworkman. We are also looking at Pella LifeStyle, Renewal by Andersen and Marvin. We found the renewal by Andersen extremely expensive (~21k for 1 set of french doors 9ft tall by 8ft wide). Pella seems middle of the range and Marvin the cheaper one. Do you have any input on the Marvin Elevate doors? Do you have any other suggestions? We are not looking for blinds in between the glass. Thanks,...See MoreHU-121958454
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