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This is our little kitchen landing entryway.
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The husband tore down the old one a few years back and replaced the wood with composite decking, built a new frame, added glass and installed new soffit on the ceiling.
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What he didn’t do was replace the old storm door.
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Which, over the winter had a bad spell and kind of… exploded.
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We’re not sure what went wrong on the bottom right but before I knew what was happening the other day….
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The husband had removed it.
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And sanded down the old frame because he was bored and had nothing to do.
Problem is no one had the one he wanted in stock so now we have to wait a few weeks for delivery.
Planning is not his strong suit.
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River's world..... 
I have replaced so many storm doors over the years. All of them had particleboard components somewhere inside. Water gets in, the wood swells and the distorted door never closes right again.
I replaced them all with Larson 100% aluminum storm doors. Ours are the model with retractable screens. The first one we bought is now over 8 years old and we’ve had zero problems.
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Ironically that old door was on the house when we bought it… almost 24 years ago. So I guess it gave us its best.
The new door you described sounds like what my husband ordered.
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