I have 3 - 28 yo "sliding" patio doors. They are not stock sizes 36" width
/ 42" width / 48th" width. I want to replace the doors with sliding french
doors as I have no space for doors to open in or out. It has been a decade
since I have done this research - recommendations from this group? The
exterior is stucco, so looking for "replacement" rather than "new" doors.
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I have 3 - 28 yo "sliding" patio doors. They are not stock sizes 36" width
/ 42" width / 48th" width. I want to replace the doors with sliding
french
doors as I have no space for doors to open in or out. It has been a
decade
since I have done this research - recommendations from this group? The
exterior is stucco, so looking for "replacement" rather than "new" doors.


I'd visit my local Pella dealer. Or Peachtree or a few other better brands.
I'd avoid Home Depot and Lowes if you want quality.

Well, I don't agree with the HD statement. They sell cheap stuff and
they sell more expensive stuff. Actually, I bought all my Anderson
sliders from HD and they are great. Also, the guy at HD was able to
answer some complicated questions about Anderson windows that even the
Anderson factory people couldn't answer (or couldn't bother to research
and find an answer). I know this varies from store to store, but the
millwork guy at my HD "went the extra mile."

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:

"ClaudCar" wrote in message
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I have 3 - 28 yo "sliding" patio doors. They are not stock sizes 36" width
/ 42" width / 48th" width. I want to replace the doors with sliding
french
doors as I have no space for doors to open in or out. It has been a
decade
since I have done this research - recommendations from this group? The
exterior is stucco, so looking for "replacement" rather than "new" doors.



I'd visit my local Pella dealer. Or Peachtree or a few other better brands.
I'd avoid Home Depot and Lowes if you want quality.