On Jun 17, 2:43*pm, Smitty Two wrote:
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*Cindy Hamilton wrote:



On Jun 17, 11:59 am, "HeyBub" wrote:
Cindy Hamilton wrote:

Thanks, I'll try that one. But we mostly use the front door to
accept delivery of a pizza. Otherwise, we use the back door,
which is closer to the detached garage.

And how are the hinges on THAT door configured?

Sliding patio door.

Further, if you only use the front door infrequently, why bother with a
storm door?

To protect the 2-kilobuck fiberglass door that we just bought and
installed. *There's no overhang of any kind.

So you bought a nice expensive designer door (and it does look good, I
agree) and now you're going to hide it behind a storm door. I say you
and your husband are both wrong. I wouldn't put a storm door there at
all.

Another vote for "nix the storm". Fiberglass doors are *intended* to
be in the weather. That's why they make them out of fiberglass.