3000 Series 36 in. x 80 in. White Right-Hand Full-View Retractable Aluminum Storm Door

I purchased this Andersen storm door from Home Depot. I have not had an opportunity to enjoy it. The first strong wind destroyed it. I will never purchase an Andersen door again it’s not worth the money.

Love my new storm door

Door sags 1/2" inch from hinge to latch. In pictures you can see the hinge widens as you go up the door. Door drags on sill and sticks when trying to open. Called customer service and was told this is within specifications. Also, the door doesn't open all of the way without disconnecting the shock. Screen doesn't stay down when fully opened.

The latching system is non-existent. Andersen maybe thought it would be cool to have the door handle sit in the frame channel but any strong wind will rip the door open, which is what happened to us. Door glass shattered. Andersen says tough luck. Never again will this company ever see a dollar of mine. And I’ll make sure to take this up with the BBB because a professionally installed door that won’t stay shut is absolutely defective. But Andersen won’t do the right thing and refund us.

We installed the Anderson 3000 storm door on 3/13/2024 and were very happy with the looks and operation of the retractable screen. Today, 3/29/2024, barely 2 weeks after installation, the glass window pane in the upper retractable portion of the storm door spontaneously exploded into a million pieces. We were in a different part of our house when we heard the shattering of the glass. The entire upper window was spider-webbed into broken glass. There was absolutely no activity around the door when the glass exploded. A call to Anderson revealed that this was not under their warranty--no surprise there--and we could order a replacement window for $93. Have to wonder how long it will last.

Andersen 3000 series storm door The door was ordered thru Home Depot on 3/9/23 and received 4-6 weeks later Everything was fine until our first heavy storm that had the rain hitting the door and the door started leaking at both lower corners of the picture frame that holds and "seals" the glass. Andersen reply: We would like to note that the entry door, not the storm door, is considered the main line of defense in protecting your home from the outside elements. You can caulk (put sealant) the area where water is infiltrating to resolve the issue of water infiltration. If Andersen would have asked me about the issue so that they could make improvements to their product I would not be as disappointed as I am. It is their complete lack of interest as to the performance of their product that has me completely disappointed with the company and product. Based on my service at Andersen I would not buy or recommend their product to anyone.

Easy to install and well constructed. Exactly the quality I would expect from Anderson.

Installation was OK, but the latching is a little haphazard. Without locking, I discovered that a decent gust of wind can manage to catch and force the door open, and the door closer at that point has no chance. Put enough force on the screws to split the wood underneath the aluminum wrapping, so that will be a fairly involved repair. I'm going to have to put some sort of door stop to prevent a re-occurrence, or buy a heavier door.

I really wish I could write a positive review but this door is junk. For as much as they charge, it shouldn’t leak. The seals between the glass and frame are trash and your door will probably leak when it rains. I advise anyone looking into this door to look at a different brand.