Larson Mfg Co 14604032 Full View Storm Door 36x81 White

Product Description

The LARSON MFG CO 14604032 is a full-view clear glass storm door measuring 36 inches wide by 81 inches tall, finished in white. It features an Easy Vent Selection design that allows the glass panel to be repositioned for ventilation without removing the screen. The retractable screen stores neatly into a built-in cartridge when not in use, keeping it protected from damage and out of sight. At 59 pounds, this is a solid-construction exterior door unit intended for professional installation by a carpenter or general contractor on residential entry openings.

This storm door is suited for standard 36-inch by 81-inch residential entry door openings. The full-view glass panel maximizes light transfer and visibility while providing a barrier against weather and insects. The retractable screen cartridge system makes it a practical choice for homeowners and property managers who want ventilation flexibility without the hassle of storing a removable screen panel seasonally. Door handle sets TV 192-543, 192-544, 192545, and 192-546 are listed as compatible handle set options for this door.

Key Features

• Full-view clear glass panel for maximum light and outward visibility
• Easy Vent Selection design allows glass repositioning for ventilation
• Retractable screen retracts fully into an integrated cartridge when not in use
• White factory finish for compatibility with common exterior trim colors
• Sized for standard 36 inches x 81 inches entry door openings

Compatibility

Designed for standard 36-inch by 81-inch residential entry door openings. Compatible door handle sets include TV 192-543, 192-544, 192545, and 192-546.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a carpenter or experienced contractor familiar with exterior door hardware and weather sealing. Power tools for drilling and fastening are standard for this work. Ensure the existing door frame is plumb and square before hanging the storm door, as an out-of-square frame will cause alignment and sealing issues. Verify local building codes regarding exterior door installations before beginning work.