Guardian Built K.D. Heavy Duty Aluminum Sliding Patio Screen Door Kit - 2.5" Frame (White, 36''x96'')

Received 36x96 Screen Door in two days. As you know, finding a 36x94 door is difficult and not available at your big box store. Door is well constructed and took approximately an hour to assemble. (I took my time to ensure a quality build for longevity). Door is easily adjustable and solid. No cutting. Just eight screws to build the frame. Great design with wheels on top and bottom which accommodates doors with or without guide rails.Recommend to anyone who needs a 94-96” height screen door

This screen door is great! Easy to put together and install. Instructions are literally 4 STEPS. The frame is wide and sturdy. You get a perfect fit since it is adjustable. This size is very difficult to find so to have it delivered was amazing. The price is very reasonable as well. Very satisfied. I’m unsure of why there are bad reviews, perhaps people who didn’t follow instructions properly? For reference, my door dimensions are 36” wide and 95” long. We bought the 36X96 and it is perfect!

Not what I expected. At all. I wanted a heavy duty fixed screen door but got a light weight adjustable that barely fits in my 80” opening and comes off the tracks. I did not want an adjustable screen door, I wanted a strong, fixed length unit that did not adjust as all adjustable screen doors are flimsy and fail. Now after 2 hours of putting together and rolling screen/spline I’m left with a junky, fully extended adjustable screen door. Not what I thought the description for this door said. Should I return? Now what? I’ve already put together and very disappointed. Don’t waste your time.

I was skeptical about buying a diy kit, but this screen door was so easy to put together. The house we just bought has custom sized doors and I couldn't find a replacement at Lowes or Home Depot. A local company quoted me $270, so I definitely saved money. The kit came with everything I needed. Frame, screen, spline, spline tool, bug flap. I only wish that there was an option to buy a heavier weight screen, the spline tool cut through the screen in a few spots.

The roller sent with it to install the screen into the channel is too small! The frame has raised edges right next to the channel and the roller's axle bolt hits the edge and won't allow the roller to actually push down on the spline material. Even at an angle it won't work very well and will probably scratch the paint on the frame. Now I have to run out and see if I can purchase a new tool with at least twice the diameter of this one.Update: I did get a larger roller and that at least worked to get the screen in. I then installed the door and it rolls fine, but the frame is pretty flimsy so I really don't expect this to last more than a year or two. Though they say this door works for both left and right, when used on the left side the locking mechanism has to be pulled up to open the door, instead of down. But I wasn't successful at getting it to engage with its part on the door frame anyway. After trying it in 3 different positions, I gave up and didn't install it all all. So my install doesn't lock.