Model 370-81

Ventilation

Screen Away retractable screen disappears into hidden cassette at the top of the door.

Durability

DuraTech surface over solid wood core for age and weather resistance.

FAQ (before you buy...)

• How does the screen “disappear?”
  The screen is housed in a hidden cassette at the top of the door. When not in use, it rolls up and is protected behind a slim cassette to give a clear view of the outdoors. To ventilate, simply pull down the window sash and the screen appears. Stop at any position for multiple ventilating options.
• Can I set the ventilating position?
  Yes. With the balanced window system you can pull the screen down to any position in the upper half of the window opening. Just release the window and it will stay in place.
• Over time, will the screen wear out?
  Only Larson screens are heat welded to protect the edge that is connected to the window sash. Additionally, the screen is held into place with weatherstripping that grips the screen as it glides up and down. When the screen is pushed in or out, it will release from the weatherstripping and give way to prevent damage. By simply moving the screen up and down it will re-set itself. Retractable screen are more protected than traditional screens.
• Can the screen be replaced?
  Yes. Retractable screens are more protected than fixed screens and will require less maintenance. In the instance a tear or cut would appear, replacement kits can be ordered.
• Who can install the door?
  With Larson's EasyHang system, you may choose to install the door yourself. Only Larson doors offer the easy-hang system, full color installation instructions, and a no-cut mounting rail. For you, this means no guesswork and a tight fit every time. If you choose to have someone install it for you, contact your local dealer for installer suggestions.
• Does this door add energy efficiency?
  Yes. All storm doors add an extra layer of protection and create a dead air space between the storm and the entry door which blocks air movement.

Caring for your door (after you buy...)

• Can I replace the screen?
  Screen replacement kits are available for your door. See parts order section.
• How do I clean my door?
  • Glass: Wash glass using a household glass cleaner, or a warm water/mild detergent mixture, and a soft cloth or paper towel. Acetone may also be used.
  • Hinges/Hardware: Hinges and door hardware may require occasional lubrication. A silicone spray lubricant is recommended.
  • Door Finish
    • General cleaning, the following can be used: Ivory (soap and water), Formula 409, Scrubbing Bubbles, Fantastic Degreaser (Orange Container), Simple Green Pine Sol, Isopropanol.
    • Rub Marks on surface of dark color doors - Softscrub is the only cleaner found to be effective. You can get rid of the marks by "gently scrubbing" (Stress gently).
    • For heavy cleaning, use the following - but remove immediately after use: Soft Scrub, Soft Scrub w/Bleach (may slightly abrade surface), Bug & Tar Remover (test a small amount on a hidden surface first to ensure it doesn't damage the finish)
    • DO NOT USE: Acetone, Goof Off, Cleaners containing esters, ethers, ketones, aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons
• Can I paint my door?
  It is not recommended that you paint your storm door.
• How do I maintain my handle finish?
  Wash hardware using a warm water/mild detergent mixture, and a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or cloths as they may damage the clear coat finish.

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