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Old 09-30-2009, 07:56 PM   #21
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Old 09-30-2009, 08:04 PM   #22
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I guess you just recalled how you started your professional career

The attitude on this forum is outrageous. Let's face it - the majority of the "professionals" in the "handyman industry" are just like that: started this business after realizing how easy it is: to open a box and just follow the instructions, the customer is going to pay for the "learning curve". Now everyone is just proud of his bravery and makes sound voices of satisfaction pocketing easy money... Bless you!!!
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I guess you just recalled how you started your professional career

The attitude on this forum is outrageous. Let's face it - the majority of the "professionals" in the "handyman industry" are just like that: started this business after realizing how easy it is: to open a box and just follow the instructions, the customer is going to pay for the "learning curve". Now everyone is just proud of his bravery and makes sound voices of satisfaction pocketing easy money... Bless you!!!
Where are you coming from with this outrageous rant?

Nice play on my name...like that hasn't been done before...in 6th grade.
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Where are you coming from with this outrageous rant?

Nice play on my name...like that hasn't been done before...in 6th grade.

The PMS are coming, that will make it two nights in a row. G
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I guess you just recalled how you started your professional career

The attitude on this forum is outrageous. Let's face it - the majority of the "professionals" in the "handyman industry" are just like that: started this business after realizing how easy it is: to open a box and just follow the instructions, the customer is going to pay for the "learning curve". Now everyone is just proud of his bravery and makes sound voices of satisfaction pocketing easy money... Bless you!!!
Including you?
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The PMS are coming, that will make it two nights in a row. G
PM's or PMS...hard to tell which one.

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PM's or PMS...hard to tell which one.

Glad you are having some enjoyment at my expense, Gene
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I got he needs a doorologist with a md in Andersenitis.

I would check Craigslist.

Or just have HD put it in. It will still cost you like 500 bucks to have it finished after they get done with it.
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I have installed several hundred Andersen Perma Shield and Frenchwood gliders. There is nothing special about the installation. As with anything, if you've never installed one, you may want to refer to the instructions. Be careful with the interlock weatherstrips that have to be installed on site, according to left or right operation, as they are universal. If you mess that up, you cannot make an acceptable repair in my opinion. Not that I have ever done that before. The last job I did with them had 12 PS units. 7 hours with a helper who assembled the frames while I finished the installs. I'll probably never get another building with 12 units, so that will stand as a lifetime best for me.
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I have installed several hundred Andersen Perma Shield and Frenchwood gliders. There is nothing special about the installation. As with anything, if you've never installed one, you may want to refer to the instructions. Be careful with the interlock weatherstrips that have to be installed on site, according to left or right operation, as they are universal. If you mess that up, you cannot make an acceptable repair in my opinion. Not that I have ever done that before. The last job I did with them had 12 PS units. 7 hours with a helper who assembled the frames while I finished the installs. I'll probably never get another building with 12 units, so that will stand as a lifetime best for me.
I have a workbench that is 1/2 of an Andersen slider with 1/4 ply over it.
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I have installed several hundred Andersen Perma Shield and Frenchwood gliders. There is nothing special about the installation. As with anything, if you've never installed one, you may want to refer to the instructions. Be careful with the interlock weatherstrips that have to be installed on site, according to left or right operation, as they are universal. If you mess that up, you cannot make an acceptable repair in my opinion. Not that I have ever done that before. The last job I did with them had 12 PS units. 7 hours with a helper who assembled the frames while I finished the installs. I'll probably never get another building with 12 units, so that will stand as a lifetime best for me.
Thanks! Finally there somebody's sane around here ... never said I want to do it myself, just wanted to confirm my suspicions that $1,500 installation quote is wa-a-y overinflated. Too bad you'r located too far from DC...
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If you aren't installing doors for a living, why start now?

I never have installed an HD Andersen product, but have installed many Andersen products direct from my lumber/millwork yard. Just my 2 cents, but I think they are two totally different products.
If you buy an Andersen 400 series from a lumber yard or from a big box, you are buying the same door - no difference.

Same with 200 series door. Doesn't matter where you buy it, it is produced by the same folks, on the same lines, in the same factory.
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Thanks! Finally there somebody's sane around here ... never said I want to do it myself, just wanted to confirm my suspicions that $1,500 installation quote is wa-a-y overinflated. Too bad you'r located too far from DC...

Thats not too bad, really.
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I have a workbench that is 1/2 of an Andersen slider with 1/4 ply over it.
I hope you took the glass out cause that would be awfully heavy
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Nope. Glass still in, just in case in my travels I come across someone with $400 who needs this half!
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Thats not too bad, really.
we usually double the door price for those cause they suck putting them together
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Nope. Glass still in, just in case in my travels I come across someone with $400 who needs this half!
I just sold two new panels that were sitting in the shop for $75 everyone on craigs list fought over them
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we usually double the door price for those cause they suck putting them together
That box it comes in is like 10lbs. of crap in a 5 lb. bag!!

It takes longer to assemble than install it!!
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Thanks! Finally there somebody's sane around here ... never said I want to do it myself, just wanted to confirm my suspicions that $1,500 installation quote is wa-a-y overinflated. Too bad you'r located too far from DC...
Do they have to frame in a new opening?
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You know thats why people dont understand the problem with how much does this cost, questions.
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