Those are beautiful doors! For the most it's not too bad. I have a friend with the same and they love them!

The one pic you show close up looks like that is just a head stop that could be reinstalled in the proper location (back an 1/8") unless I am not seeing it correctly. I get you should not have to reset it but it happens. Again unless I am not seeing the entire picture.

Thank you for commenting, @millworkman. The head stops can't be moved further back due to the way Marvin manufactures these sliding doors. It's up against the tracks. It's like misalignment is a feature, not a bug.

@Stax I've been calling Marvin since they were installed. Did you read my post?

Did you look at the close-up photos, which show Marvin's manufacturing process makes it impossible to create a frame with a clean, flush edge?

The defective sliding doors have nothing to do with the installation.

I've posted this on Houzz to learn what other people who've had problems with Marvin have done to get them to stand by their product.

@Stax, the revision in my post is at the bottom where I added:

“EDIT: The head stops can't be moved further back due to the way Marvin manufactures these sliding doors. It's up against the tracks. It's like misalignment is a feature, not a bug.”

That revision was right after @millworkman’s comment, and before yours.

As far as what I’d hope to get here, I already said:

“I've posted this on Houzz to learn what other people who've had problems with Marvin have done to get them to stand by their product.”

So far no one has. Tomorrow? Who knows. I posted this only yesterday. Thank you.

I don’t know what you were expecting. Every point and question you raised was already answered in my initial post and reiterated in a previous comment.