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Anderson E-series

Lorenzo Fernandez Jr.

5 years ago

Anderson E-series hardware after 3 months, dealer and Anderson said it has ten year warranty and all hardware needed to be changed then later they said it wasn’t under warranty the new term is living finish also their stainless is failing and they are calling that natural patina.

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Lorenzo Fernandez Jr.
Original Author
5 years ago
Andersen....
PRO
toddinmn
5 years ago
Did you order the door with coastal hardware?
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Lorenzo Fernandez Jr.
Original Author
5 years ago
There is no coastal hardware even the stainless is failing! The order was coastal hence the e-series also I’m on the bay in a lagoon. They changed their warranty because of issues can’t change a warranty after the sale. They are calling it natural patina, another term is living finish. The guy kept saying living finish and laughing I have him video taped. Even hinges are pitting ...
Lorenzo Fernandez Jr.
Original Author
5 years ago
Big home lots of doors and windows picture of hardware is under protected balcony.
PRO
Windows on Washington Ltd
5 years ago
Nothing is "protected" in a coastal application. Certainly not a 6' balcony.

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