Tutorial: How to Install a Grisham Heavy Duty Sliding Patio Screen Door
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2021
- Installation process that can be applied to all Grisham sliding Patio screen doors.
Features:
Height adjusts from 76” to 79-1/2” in.
Universally handed latch for right or left latching screens.
Simply rotate patio screen for right or left hand operation.
Durable weather resistant powder-coated finish.
Heavy duty steel rollers with sealed bearings for long life operation
Top quality PVC coated fiberglass screen for maximum ventilation and protection from insects.
Designed with rubber weather-stripping to seal out insects and debris.
Bought and just installed this product from Lowes (now called Reliabilt not Grisham) to replace the garbage screen I bought in the past at HD. This is a far superior product than what I had before - far superior. I highly recommend this screen door. Buy it at Lowes.
Great door. Went up in 5 minutes. Spring loaded extensions are genius. Good video as well.
Thank you for this. Very helpful.
Great video thanks
Really just a great video. Thank you.
Thank you, glad it could help.
my door is bronze with wool weather stripping
I need the top spring holder
Just to verify, is the leaf spring is needed?
@@grishambros7662 it's called a spring holder kind of shaped like the letter V with wings.
We do not use any conventional spiral springs. Perhaps you have another brand of screen?
@@grishambros7662 no I don't I have the directions & that is what it is called spring holder was suppose to get 2 ,one for top,one for bottom,only received one
The weather stripping does not go in by tapping with the screw driver handle. Scared to use hammer since I may break the patio door glass
having the same problem if you figure it out please let me know thanks
@@pegasus19541 mine is a regular slider and no need for the lock the weather stripping is not needed so out it goes.
The door didn't seem tall enough even putting all the extenders out at their maxiumum height. If it says 80 inches on the box, it should cover up to 80 inches, not 79 and 3/4
The sizing dynamics have changed through the years. Not sure which model year unit you may have purchased. Previous extended to 80-3/4 and the current will extend to 79-1/2 max. the 80 on the package is nominal size. Thank You, Grisham Bros.
@@grishambros7662 You call it nominal, I call it the height i need to reach or I don't have a screen door I have a very expensive sand sifter. Now I need to go to the hardware store for some metal screws and sheet metal for this thing.
cant get mine in
Tap firmly with a hammer.
the weather stripping still cant get it to stay in goes in fine but wont stay
I`m not sure why it wont stay and how to help you. Keep in mind the plastic channel must fully seat nearly flush with the grooved door channel. Let me know....
@@grishambros7662 ok thank you i will try
Door went up with minimal fuss but mine didn't come with the lock parts pack. How can I get a replacement?
Please call 901-290-4311 indicate the missing strike issue. Thank You, Grisham bros.
Does anyone know how to get a replacement weatherstrip I cut the black plastic to short. The part that snaps into side of door
Rob,
You would need to contact the Lowes store where purchased.
@@grishambros7662 ok thanks
There was no gentle tapping it in. 😪
My door is bowed outward which is causing it not to fit in the lock side channel without pushing on the door and wiggling until it goes it. Is this a matter of squaring up the door improperly? It's leaning a little to match the non-square frame.
Possible that the screen door is slightly bowed. You could bend the frame to fit the channel (called racking) by pushing on it either inward or outward until the screen frame bends and aligns to the patio door channel. Push on the frame starting in the center. Might be all thats necessary. Hope this helps.
Where can you buy this? I can’t find it locally at either Lowe’s or Home Depot.
We just a got a bronze one from our Lowe’s. It’s labeled online as the brand Reliabilt -Item #1694018, but the packaging says Grisham.
which way does the wool go
Towards the interior of your home.