ooh my god, i could make this video 100 times more understandable on FIRST TIME. mistakes are being made and wouldn't have to be if the video was tiny bit better
I am very disappointed by these screen doors. Andresen should install these at the factory. The fact that they are not factory installed shows how difficult they are to install. Instead of pushing this onto the home owner (my contractor also did not want to install them), Andresen should install at the factory and find a better way to install. Andersen should stop using plastic hinges and flimsy rivets. Good quality hinges have been available for centuries! The aluminum of the door is so thin no fastener will work long term. In North part of the country everything gets ice. Why is the installer drilling holes when this would be much easier for a cnc drilling machine? Why aren’t bug strips installed at the factory? With multiple warnings not to overdrive rivets and over tighten screws, maybe these are not the best approach? How about all those warning not to drill holes through both sides? Is this just another example of bad design. When you are charging hundreds of dollars, we should not have to assemble ourselves.
Any advice when replacement does allow enough space between double doors ?
Is there any storm door product that will be coming out to fit these clad frames?
Looking for the same. My door is getting the brunt of all the incoming storms and I would like a storm door in place of the screen door.
Who has river setting tools at home
ooh my god, i could make this video 100 times more understandable on FIRST TIME. mistakes are being made and wouldn't have to be if the video was tiny bit better
I am very disappointed by these screen doors.
Andresen should install these at the factory. The fact that they are not factory installed shows how difficult they are to install. Instead of pushing this onto the home owner (my contractor also did not want to install them), Andresen should install at the factory and find a better way to install.
Andersen should stop using plastic hinges and flimsy rivets. Good quality hinges have been available for centuries! The aluminum of the door is so thin no fastener will work long term. In North part of the country everything gets ice.
Why is the installer drilling holes when this would be much easier for a cnc drilling machine?
Why aren’t bug strips installed at the factory?
With multiple warnings not to overdrive rivets and over tighten screws, maybe these are not the best approach? How about all those warning not to drill holes through both sides? Is this just another example of bad design.
When you are charging hundreds of dollars, we should not have to assemble ourselves.