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LARSON Savannah 36-in x 81-in Almond Mid-view Retractable Screen Wood Core Storm Door with Polished Brass Handle

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LARSON Savannah 36-in x 81-in Almond Mid-view Retractable Screen Wood Core Storm Door with Polished Brass HandleThe innovative Retractable Screen Away design seamlessly converts this storm door into a screen door by neatly hiding the screen in a cassette at the top of the door. The door also features a brass Secure Lock built in latch with matching interior and exterior levers for added security. The DuraTech surface over the solid core offers a maintenance free finish, providing protection against scratches and dents from age and weather. The door's color

The innovative Retractable Screen Away® design seamlessly converts this storm door into a screen door by neatly hiding the screen in a cassette at the top of the door. The door also features a brass Secure Lock® built-in latch with matching interior and exterior levers for added security. The DuraTech® surface over the solid core offers a maintenance-free finish, providing protection against scratches and dents from age and weather. The door's color-matched adjustable-speed closer and bottom sweep ensure a perfect fit, while the heavy-duty weatherstrip helps seal out harsh weather and drafts. Installing the door is quick and easy with the EasyHang® system, which eliminates the need for cutting and includes mounting rail extenders for an exact fit every time. The door's universal hinge allows for right or left mounts.

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Attribute Details
Collection Name Savannah
Hardware Finish Brass
Color/Finish Family Off-white
Manufacturer Color/Finish Almond
Handle Finish Polished brass
Type Storm door
Dimensions
- Actual Depth (Inches) 1.0
- Common Height (Inches) 81.0
- Actual Height (Inches) 79.875
- Common Size (W x H) 36-in x 81-in
- Actual Width (Inches) 35.75
- Common Width (Inches) 36
- Common Depth (Inches) 1.0
- Weight (lbs.) 57.7
Features
- 3-Point Locking System No
- Hinge Location (Exterior View) Universal/Reversible
- Blinds Between the Glass No
Configuration Single door
Material Wood core
For Use with Mobile Homes Yes
Pet Door Included No
Glass Insulation Tempered
Screen Type Retractable screen
Glass Style Clear glass
View Type Mid-view
Handing Universal reversible
Weatherstripping Included Yes
Handle(s) Included Yes
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