Shop Our Online Parts Store Frenchwood® Hinged Patio Door 400 Series hinged patio doors make a dramatic statement and add great ventilation. Their French door styling goes well with any home style. Made of wood protected by a vinyl exterior, it's our best-selling hinged patio door. Stylish, Refined And Proven Our best-selling hinged patio door What's It Made Of? Standard heights: 6'8", 6'11" and 8'. Standard widths: 2'1", 2'7", 2'9" and 3'1" (single panel); 4'1", 5', 5'4" and 6' (2-panel); 8' and 9' (3-panel). Custom sizes available in 1/8" increments. View All Sizing Documents How well a product prevents heat from escaping. SOLAR HEAT GAIN COEFFICIENT How well a product blocks heat caused by sunlight. How much visible light comes through a product. How well a product blocks ultraviolet rays. U- FACTORHow well a product prevents heat from escaping. SOLAR HEAT GAIN COEFFICIENTHow well a product blocks heat caused by sunlight.
VISIBLE LIGHT TRANSMITTANCEHow much visible light comes through a product. UV PROTECTIONHow well a product blocks ultraviolet rays. SmartSun with HeatLock™ Coating Low-E4 with HeatLock™ Coating Decorative and Specialty Glass Tempered safety glass is available on all products, and comes standard on all patio doors. Laminated glass is also available, for added strength, enhanced security and sound control. This glass helps reduce the volume of outside noise. Available with Low-E, SmartSun and HeatLock coatings. Andersen® art glass is available in a wide variety of patterns adding uncommon elegance to any home style. Let in light while obscuring vision and adding a unique decorative touch to your home. Give your window an authentic look with grilles that are permanently applied to the interior and exterior of your window with an aluminum spacer between the glass. Simulated divided light offers permanent grilles on the exterior and and a choice of permanent or removable wood interior grilles, with no spacer between the glass.
Removable interior wood grilles are secured via a fastener or grille clip and can be removed enabling you to easily clean the glass surface. Finelight™ grilles are suspended between the panes of glass, allowing you to easily clean both the inside and outside of your windows and doors. Andersen gives you complete flexibility to design your own custom grille style. You sketch it, our craftsmen will create it. Black, Gold Dust, Stone, White Bright Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Satin Nickel Antique Brass, Bright Brass, Brushed Chrome, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Chrome, Satin Nickel Antique Brass, Bright Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze Antique Brass, Bright Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Satin Nickel Distressed Bronze, Distressed Nickel Explore Options and Design Your Own Use our easy step-by-step design tool to create the window or door you're looking for. Explore and select from a wide variety of options including interior and exterior colors, hardware styles and finishes, grille patterns and trim.
View Options For This Product Compare Hinged Patio Doors A Warranty You Can Trust Browse our extensive technical library for performance ratings, installation guides, operation instructions and care and maintenance guides. We believe so strongly in our products that we still offer parts for some windows and doors built decades ago. FIND PARTS FOR THIS PRODUCT Learn about ENERGY STAR® and certification requirements where you live. 400 & 200 Series Product GuideAndersen French doors are patio doors that include adjustable hinges for the most dependable operation and performance. With the bottom door hinge, you can manually adjust the vertical positioning of your door. If your door is dragging against your floor or carpet, you can raise the door from the bottom door hinge, or lower the door if the door is too high and catching against the upper door frame. Open and close your Andersen French door to determine where the door is rubbing. If the door is rubbing against the floor then the door should be raised, and vice versa.
Open the door and insert a 5/32-inch hex wrench into the bottom portion of the door hinge. Push the hex wrench upward to access the vertical adjustment screw. Turn the adjustment screw to the right to raise the door, or turn the screw to the left to lower the door. Remove the hex wrench from the bottom of the door hinge and open and close the door to make sure it is positioned properly. Andersen Windows: Hinge, Blocker and Tab Adjustment Guide Andersen Windows: 200 Series Hinged Patio Doors - Inswing You May Also Like Door thresholds keep drafts and rain water from seeping underneath an exterior door. Unlike a traditional exterior door, Andersen french doors consist... Repairing French doors probably occurs at least twice as often as repairs to a single door might. With two doors there is... If a door isn't closing properly, and the problem seems to be with the hinge side rather than the latch, you can... Due to weather and temperature changes, your house, doors, and windows are going to expand and contract during heating and cooling cycles....
JELD-WEN has been producing windows and doors since 1960. JELD-WEN has made technical advancements to its windows and doors, slightly changing the... French doors add an attractive ambiance to your home. When they stick, opening and closing the doors properly is frustrating. French doors can improve the exterior and interior beauty of a home. They allow light to penetrate a home and open up... 22 DIY Ways to Update Your Home on a Small Budget How to Pop a Hinge Pin Out How to Adjust a Patio Door How to Open a Stuck New French Door How to Fix a Misaligned Andersen Casement Window How to Install a Hinge Pin Door Stopper How to Repair the Hinges on a Kenmore Dishwasher DoorUse modern adjustable hinges for French doors. French doors are elegant and allow natural light to fill your room, but they can be difficult to adjust. If the opening where your French doors are located is perfectly square, there is no problem. Unfortunately, the house can settle, the frame can warp slightly or repairs done to the frame can take it out of square and leave you with ill-fitting French doors.
When this occurs, the doors need to be adjusted so that they will open and close properly. In times past, this was a very labor-intensive process that consisted of planing doors and drilling new hinge holes, but modern ingenuity provides a better solution. Open the French doors and remove the hinges. There will generally be two hinges per side. Use a screwdriver to remove the four screws that attach the hinges to the frame first. Once the doors are resting on the ground, remove the door hinges. Save the screws for reuse. This task works best with a partner to hold the door steady as you remove the screws from the frame. But you can place pieces of cardboard or a thin paperback book beneath each door, to keep them level, before removing the hinges. Attach adjustable French door hinges onto the doors. They are available at hardware stores or online, and they will retrofit into the original hinge mortise indentation on the doors and the frame. Screw them in with a screwdriver using the original screws.
Line up the hinges against the frame where the originals were placed. Use a partner to hold the door in place or use cardboard or a thin paperback book to level the doors out. Screw the hinges into the door frames. When finished, remove any leveling material beneath the doors. Adjust the doors so that they line up correctly into the door frame. Depending upon what model of adjustable hinge you have, there will be vertical and horizontal adjustment screws on the hinge face, or a single adjustment screw that adjusts both axes. For horizontal adjustment, turn the horizontal adjustment screw with either the supplied adjustment wrench, a hex head wrench or a screwdriver. Start at the bottom hinge first. Turning one rotation clockwise will slowly push the end of the door outward. This adjustment works well if you have a gap between the French doors or the latch mechanism doesn't connect. Turn the upper hinge adjustment screw to even out the gap. Do this on both doors. For vertical adjustment, turn the vertical adjustment screw clockwise to raise the door.