Questions and Answers for EMCO 100 Series Plus 36 in. x 80 in. White Universal Self-Storing Storm Door with Black Hardware

A:  Thank you for your question. The EMCO 100 Series Self-Storing Storm Door is a universal handing storm door and does not come with pre-drilled holes for the hardware, so you can choose which on handing hand where the handle will be installed. - Arnie

A:  We appreciate your inquiry. The EMCO Series Storm Door cannot be locked from the outside and does not come with a key lock. – Laine

A:  Thank you for your inquiry. You can install a second closer at the top of the EMCO 100 Plus Series Storm Door. However, we do not recommend it since, based on the manual, the door only comes with one closer kit to be installed at the bottom. Any damage to the door caused by the second closer kit will void the warranty. - Laine

A:  Thank you for your question. To get the rough opening measurement for a storm door, please refer to this video instruction: https://youtu.be/ajS5ayjhBEo?list=TLGGnArIQN_ZciwyMjAzMjAyNA - Laine

A:  Thank you for your question. We would like to let you know that the width needed for a storm door measuring 34 inches is 33-3/4 to 34-3/8, and for a storm door measuring 36 inches, it is 35-3/4 to 36-3/8. You can purchase the 36-inch-wide storm door, but your opening will need to be modified. If you would rather, you may alternatively ask to have a storm door made to order for you to obtain the exact measurement you need for your opening. - Laine

A:  Thank you for your question. Once the door is installed, the handle location of the door cannot be changed to the other side as it is already drilled. -Marki

A:  Thank you for your inquiry. The EMCO Storm Door Series can't be cut. This will void the warranty of the door. - Laine

A:  Thank you for your inquiry. You can visit the nearest Home Depot Store in your place to get an estimate or a quote before installing a storm door. - Laine

A:  Thank you for your inquiry. The new door comes with frames; hinge rail and latch rail which will be mounted to the door opening brick mold. You should go to the nearest Home Depot store in your area to check the display doors. - Arnie

A:  Thank you for your inquiry. Our doors are promoted as a Do-It-Yourself Products. If you prefer to hire a professional installer, you may visit the nearest Home Depot Store in your area and inquire about their installation service. - Arnie