Zenith installed 5 months ago windows and doors.

It is only possible to open the front door if you grab the handle and pull
it towards you while turning the key with the other. I'm sorry but I would
expect this if there was an ill-fitting wooden door - surely a new PVC door
should open smoothly with a twist of the key? Having to put the shopping
down to open the door is a real pain.

I've accepted it for the moment because the in-laws PVC door behaves the
same, but maybe theirs needs adjusting also?

Anyone else with similar?

Regards

Earl

"Earl Kella" wrote in message
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Zenith installed 5 months ago windows and doors.

It is only possible to open the front door if you grab the handle and pull
it towards you while turning the key with the other. I'm sorry but I
would
expect this if there was an ill-fitting wooden door - surely a new PVC
door
should open smoothly with a twist of the key? Having to put the shopping
down to open the door is a real pain.

I've accepted it for the moment because the in-laws PVC door behaves the
same, but maybe theirs needs adjusting also?

Anyone else with similar?

Regards

Earl



uPVC doors are an abomination - they sag with the weight of the glass and
then bind on the bottom of the frame. You can sometimes rescue them after a
fashion by re-fitting the glazing unit with some strategically placed wedges
to stop the frame from lozenging - but don't tackle it unless you know what
you're doing. If it's only 5 months old, I'd get the supplier back to fix
it.

Roger