Living ShowcaseShowcase HouseSliding Screen DoorsPorch SlidingPorch DoorsHomes SlidingDoor Doesn'TDoors SlideRoom SlidingForwardWhat a clever idea: a screen door that slides, barn style, rather than swinging out or in. This would work particularly well in an area with a small footprint, where an open door could cut into valuable floor space. traditional porch by Castle HomesODL Add-on Blinds for Raised & Flush Frame Door Glass Raise, lower and tilt the blinds using one fingertip controller. The doorglass frame of Add-on Blinds never requires painting or staining, but can be painted or stained if desired. Find out how to choose the right Add-on Blinds for your existing doorglass frame style. How to Choose the Right Add-on Blinds for Your Door Determine your existing doorglass frame style (raised or flush). If your hand goes up and over the frame as you run it across your door, you have a raised frame. If your hand sinks down to the glass as you run it across your door, you have a flush frame.
Measure the outside of the glass frame dimensions on your steel or fiberglass exterior entry door to select the correct size treatment in the chart below. Half-view Door and Sidelight Full-view Door and Sidelight Measure the edge of the visible doorglass on your steel or fiberglass exterior entry door to select the correct size treatment in the chart below. The best screen door to install on a mobile home should be a screen door, storm door combination. You can change out the screen and storm windows as the season changes. Most mobile home doors are a standard size for a mobile home; however, they are a different size than a permanent structure standard screen door. They are not generally as readily available for purchase as a standard screen door may be. Whether you are installing one for the first time or replacing a damaged door, you need to take a few extra steps when installing a screen door on a mobile home. Step 1 – Measure Using the tape measure, measure the height and width of the door area where you wish to install a screen door.
If you are replacing a screen door, measure the door itself. If it was not a standard fit and require adjustments originally, you may find one that fits without any adjustment this time. Note if the door opens to the right or left, this is important when purchasing the new door Step 2 – Decided on a Screen Door Mobile home screen doors are made specifically from a light weight material. You do have many choices, as far as design and color. Real or simulate wood grain doors are even available. If your mobile home is in a community check with the association for acceptable exterior designs before purchasing your screen door. You will need to go to a store specializing in mobile home parts and accessories. Most hardware stores will not carry the screen door you need. Step 3 – Remove the Existing Screen Door If you are replacing a screen door remove it and keep all the existing hardware. Step 4 – Prepare the Door Frame Remove any putty left in or around the door frame.
Place new putty tape on the flanges. Step 5 – Attach the Screen Door Carefully align the new screen door, using the top of the frame as the level guide. While holding the screen door level, use the appropriate screw driver to screw in the hinges. Take care not to use any previously drilled holes. Use a level to insure the door does not get caught on the threshold when opening or closing. Step 6 - Attach Handle and Return Chain Once you are satisfied the screen door will open and close without interruption you can install the handle from the inside with the door closed line up the door latch on the jamb and attach with the screws provided. Install the closer to the jamb also, along with the chain. The chain should be attached as an extra precaution to prevent the screen door from opening too wide by a gust of wind or just a small child’s enthusiasm. Clear All Go to All Filters Clear All Go to All FiltersFrom our beginning in 1932, our primary focus has been to manufacture energy saving window and door products.
Throughout our history we have established ourselves as an innovator in the design and manufacturing capability of insulated windows and doors. Stringent product testing and innovative design has allowed our products to evolve as market and consumer needs change. In the winter of 1989-90 we started to conceptualize and design our Rhino Commercial Aluminum window and door series. Today we have several commercial window styles and doors in the Rhino line. This window and door series consists of a commercial horizontal slider, casement, single hung, double hung, hopper, awning, fixed and patio door. Each Rhino window reflects the design and manufacturing expertise we've implemented over the years. We also publish our AAMA test results to back up our claims of product performance and quality. The 90's continued to bring change in the window and door industry. To keep abreast of the new performance demands and innovation that have become a part of all of our lives, we started to plan and create yet another new product line in 1993, Comfort Series Vinyl Windows and Patio Doors.
Comfort Series Vinyl products were designed to meet the demands of the 21st century for the new construction and replacement markets. The foundation for all of our products and our success as a company is based on high quality maintenance free products, fair pricing, and service after the sale. We want to offer our customers products of value, the best value for their money. Our window and door products are sold throughout North America by professional building material distributors and dealers. We have taken the initiative to continue company growth with innovative new designs and quality new products. This philosophy and commitment is the legacy of Gerkin Windows & Doors. Create curb appeal with plenty of color options. Smooth-Star features crisp, clean lines with a smooth, paintable surface. A much more attractive and durable alternative to steel, it has the look of a real wood door with all the benefits of fiberglass. From curb appeal to convenience, Smooth-Star entry doors are made to keep up with your lifestyle.
Browse all doors in this collection. Design Your DoorChoose your door and then personalize it with our wide variety of options. ENERGY STAR qualified doors save energy, save you money, increase the comfort of your home, and protect your valuable possessions from sun damage. They are also better for the environment because lowering your energy use means less air pollution from power plants. And, Therma-Tru fiberglass doors offer thermal efficiency that is three to seven times greater than traditional wood doors, according to testing performed in our Advanced Technology Center in Edgerton, Ohio. Our Same Day Stain Kit is available in a full range of the most popular colors, so you can easily match your home's exterior and interior design. You can control the tone of the finish simply by using more or less of the stain. Check with your dealer to find out if your door comes finished. Stain kits can be ordered by clicking here. *Colors shown here may vary from actual application due to uncontrollable factors such as the lighting in your room and monitor settings.