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I bought a security screen door from Home Depot. Your installation process and the tools you provide need to be upgraded.
You recommend using a 3/16 bit for a pilot home the security bolts The bit size you recommend is to small, you need to increase it by at least two sizes. The bolts go into a 3/16 hole are to small and in trying to install the bolts you can strip the tool or the bolt while installing them. You need to update the top of the bolt, make it a special fitting maybe a flower shape but any kind of a special socket, that way the special tool and
and the top of the bolt would not scratch or damage and the installation would be far easier and just as secure and maybe more attractive. thank you, Jeff, [email protected]

Bought an Ultimate Metal Patio Screen door at Home Depot in Hawaii. Due to the construction of our existing door frame, I had to reconfigure the door to a "Type C." Meaning I had to remove the top extender and change out the wheels. I had to go online to figure out the right way to do this. The Video showed it to be somewhat easy, HA! Removing the extender was easy, but removing the two bolts that held the extender to the frame was another story. If I did not have a medical hemostat to hold the nut, I would not have been able to remove the bolts and install the wheels. Now, my idea is to make this procedure easier, why not either; shorten the bolts so you do not have to remove them, or, make the holes for the wheels and extender adjustments the same size. This would make the change-out a snap.

Dan
Kapolei, Hawaii

I purchased a steel all season door called Waterford and had it stored in the garage for two years before having the time to install it. The door was in excellent condition and installing was easy but the antique nickel slimline hardware was missing. I found the website quickly and called customer service. They were very professional and they sent me the hardware immediately

Bought 4 screen doors (Geneva) from Home Depot. Contractor was unable to install one of them because it was so terribly warped. Home Depot cannot get us another unless we drive to a store over an hour away. Trying to contact the company but unable to do so. Can't seem to find a website...What a shame because Home Depot had it rated as 4 (of 5) stars. Terrible door!!!

The Piedmont is a complete waste of money. The door was warped and it was not square. The construction was so weak that 6 inch corner brackets could not keep it square. After a week or so the screws started to strip in the cheap "balsa" wood they call pine. I now have eight 6 inch corner brackets installed, four on the front side and four on the back side, plus

four inside corner brackets, just to keep it squared. Trying to place the hinges to overcome the warp resulted in the door not closing unless forced to close. I will have to plane down the upper third of the inside side of the door to fix the warp.

The products they put out are pure garbage. The screen doors are worthless, the screws strip out and frames are bent. Why doesn't anyone take pride in their work anymore? This company is why American products have a bad name.