Product Knowledge Course
Introductory Level
STORM DOORS 101
Storm Doors are an accessory that
create an extra barrier against the
elements. In winter, they help keep
warm air in to conserve energy loss,
and reduce the exterior door’s exposure
to harsh weather.
In summer, they can be modified with
screens to prevent insects from
entering the home, and to allow fresh
air in for added ventilation.
Objectives
________________________________
By the end of this course, you will
understand:
1. Storm & Screen Doors
2. Types of Storm Doors
3. The Everlast Program
4. Aluminum Storm Doors
5. Aluminum Storm Door Options
6. Vinyl Storm Doors
7. Porch Enclosures
8. Ordering and Support
Storm Doors 101
Storm Doors refer to a glass door installed
in front of an exterior door. They can add
protection from the elements and
increased home security, as well as let
more natural light into your home.
Storm Doors that feature screens instead
of glass are referred to as Screen Doors
and can help ventilate your home.
Most Storm Doors are sold as pre-hung
units. They may be hinged on either side,
or double-door kits. These pre-framed
modules are relatively easy to screw onto
existing door jambs; a do-it-yourselfer
with reasonable skills can generally
install one in an afternoon.
Storm & Screen Doors
Storm Doors come in three different styles:
1. Full View. A full view storm door features a full length glass panel.
2. Ventilating. A ventilating style means that there are 2 glass panels and 1-2 screen
panels in the door at the same time. The glass panel(s) move up or down in order to
reveal the screen.
3. Roll Screen or Retractable Screen. This is a relatively new hybrid of the full view
and ventilating storm doors. The screen is connected to the top window of the storm
door and, when not in use, it automatically rolls up on a tensioned dowel in the top of
the door. This gives you a full view door when the screen is not in use, and a
ventilating door when it is.
Types of Storm & Screen Doors
• Aluminum Storm Doors
 Modern
 Classic
• Aluminum Porch Enclosures
• Vinyl Storm Doors
• Vinyl Porch Enclosures
Everlast Program
1-LiteFull View ¾ Self Storing Self Storing Deluxe
Self Storing
3-Lite
Self Storing
Available in 6 different styles
When choosing a Storm Door, one of your first choices will be the type and size of
window and screen system. Many are made so that you can interchange the clip-
in glass panels with insect screening.
Modern Aluminum Storm Doors
Victoria
1
Victoria
2
Victoria
3
Victoria
4
Victoria
5
Victoria
5
Colonial
The Classic Collection comes in
both Colonial and Victorian styles.
Classic Aluminum Storm Doors
Patterned
V-Groove
15 Square
V-Groove
Border
V-Groove
Floral A
Sandblasted
Floral B
Sandblasted
Standard 1 ½” Doors
White
Chocolate Brown
Mill
Standard 2” & 2 ¼” Doors
White
Chocolate Brown
Mill
Ivory
Commercial Brown
Optional 2” & 2 ¼” Doors
Sandalwood
Grey
Black
Colour Options
Everlast Decorative Glass Options
DX Handle
Elite Lever Handle
Keyed Deadbolt
Interior Deadbolt
Everlast Hardware Options
Vinyl Storm Doors do not rust and are quite good at insulating. This is beneficial in
lowering energy bills in the winter and summer. These storm doors are available in a
wide variety of colors and designs as well. Vinyl Storm Doors also have an advantage
in the fact that they do not show scratches and holes very clearly. This is because the
material is the same colour throughout.
Vinyl Storm Doors are the most maintenance free option amongst vinyl, aluminum and
wood which makes them a popular choice among many buyers.
Everlast Vinyl Storm Doors
Maxview Vinyl Storm Doors
Perfect for not obscuring decorative
glass inserts on entry doors.
Prestige Vinyl Storm Doors
Hidden retractable screen for easy
ventilation.
Everlast Vinyl Storm Doors
A porch enclosure is designed to convert
an outdoor "balcony, stoop, or landing"
that is covered by an overhang into an
indoor space. This porch enclosure
keeps out the elements allowing for a
three season sitting area, a "mud room"
or simply an added barrier against the
harsh Canadian winters.
If a porch enclosure is installed, it would
negate the need for a storm door.
Porch Enclosures
What do porch enclosure systems include?
They are generally sold along with storm doors. Components include fixed
glass panels, screen panels, frames, door thresholds, hardware, and joining
channels for easy installation.
What’s important is that they are custom-made to meet your specific
requirements to ensure a perfect fit.
Porch Enclosures
Ordering and Support
For product and technical support or for ordering, please
contact your local Mitten sales representative or Mitten’s
windows and doors administrator at 855-505-4717.
Ordering and Support
For product and technical support or for ordering, please contact
your local Mitten sales representative or Mitten’s windows and doors
administrator at 855-505-4717.
Quiz
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Storm doors 101

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    Storm Doors arean accessory that create an extra barrier against the elements. In winter, they help keep warm air in to conserve energy loss, and reduce the exterior door’s exposure to harsh weather. In summer, they can be modified with screens to prevent insects from entering the home, and to allow fresh air in for added ventilation. Objectives ________________________________ By the end of this course, you will understand: 1. Storm & Screen Doors 2. Types of Storm Doors 3. The Everlast Program 4. Aluminum Storm Doors 5. Aluminum Storm Door Options 6. Vinyl Storm Doors 7. Porch Enclosures 8. Ordering and Support Storm Doors 101
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    Storm Doors referto a glass door installed in front of an exterior door. They can add protection from the elements and increased home security, as well as let more natural light into your home. Storm Doors that feature screens instead of glass are referred to as Screen Doors and can help ventilate your home. Most Storm Doors are sold as pre-hung units. They may be hinged on either side, or double-door kits. These pre-framed modules are relatively easy to screw onto existing door jambs; a do-it-yourselfer with reasonable skills can generally install one in an afternoon. Storm & Screen Doors
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    Storm Doors comein three different styles: 1. Full View. A full view storm door features a full length glass panel. 2. Ventilating. A ventilating style means that there are 2 glass panels and 1-2 screen panels in the door at the same time. The glass panel(s) move up or down in order to reveal the screen. 3. Roll Screen or Retractable Screen. This is a relatively new hybrid of the full view and ventilating storm doors. The screen is connected to the top window of the storm door and, when not in use, it automatically rolls up on a tensioned dowel in the top of the door. This gives you a full view door when the screen is not in use, and a ventilating door when it is. Types of Storm & Screen Doors
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    • Aluminum StormDoors  Modern  Classic • Aluminum Porch Enclosures • Vinyl Storm Doors • Vinyl Porch Enclosures Everlast Program
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    1-LiteFull View ¾Self Storing Self Storing Deluxe Self Storing 3-Lite Self Storing Available in 6 different styles When choosing a Storm Door, one of your first choices will be the type and size of window and screen system. Many are made so that you can interchange the clip- in glass panels with insect screening. Modern Aluminum Storm Doors
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    Victoria 1 Victoria 2 Victoria 3 Victoria 4 Victoria 5 Victoria 5 Colonial The Classic Collectioncomes in both Colonial and Victorian styles. Classic Aluminum Storm Doors
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    Patterned V-Groove 15 Square V-Groove Border V-Groove Floral A Sandblasted FloralB Sandblasted Standard 1 ½” Doors White Chocolate Brown Mill Standard 2” & 2 ¼” Doors White Chocolate Brown Mill Ivory Commercial Brown Optional 2” & 2 ¼” Doors Sandalwood Grey Black Colour Options Everlast Decorative Glass Options
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    DX Handle Elite LeverHandle Keyed Deadbolt Interior Deadbolt Everlast Hardware Options
  • 10.
    Vinyl Storm Doorsdo not rust and are quite good at insulating. This is beneficial in lowering energy bills in the winter and summer. These storm doors are available in a wide variety of colors and designs as well. Vinyl Storm Doors also have an advantage in the fact that they do not show scratches and holes very clearly. This is because the material is the same colour throughout. Vinyl Storm Doors are the most maintenance free option amongst vinyl, aluminum and wood which makes them a popular choice among many buyers. Everlast Vinyl Storm Doors
  • 11.
    Maxview Vinyl StormDoors Perfect for not obscuring decorative glass inserts on entry doors. Prestige Vinyl Storm Doors Hidden retractable screen for easy ventilation. Everlast Vinyl Storm Doors
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    A porch enclosureis designed to convert an outdoor "balcony, stoop, or landing" that is covered by an overhang into an indoor space. This porch enclosure keeps out the elements allowing for a three season sitting area, a "mud room" or simply an added barrier against the harsh Canadian winters. If a porch enclosure is installed, it would negate the need for a storm door. Porch Enclosures
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    What do porchenclosure systems include? They are generally sold along with storm doors. Components include fixed glass panels, screen panels, frames, door thresholds, hardware, and joining channels for easy installation. What’s important is that they are custom-made to meet your specific requirements to ensure a perfect fit. Porch Enclosures
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    Ordering and Support Forproduct and technical support or for ordering, please contact your local Mitten sales representative or Mitten’s windows and doors administrator at 855-505-4717.
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    Ordering and Support Forproduct and technical support or for ordering, please contact your local Mitten sales representative or Mitten’s windows and doors administrator at 855-505-4717. Quiz Click the Quiz button to edit this object