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To fix that installers use aluminum back up rails to cover the gaps, or use a matching color of caulk to fill in the voids.Ĭomments for #Larson #storm door will not latch shut! Sometimes when you install the storm door there will be gaps because the door frame is leaning in or leaning out by a degree or two. Not all door frames are perfectly straight or plumb. If you have to make the Z bar stick out more at the top, you will probably have to put shims behind the top rail to make it match the new Z bar position. Sometimes the Z bar will spring into the right position and make it obvious where it needs to be shimmed. As you take each screw out, check to see if the door closes properly.

See if the Z bar needs to be screwed in so it sticks out a little further. Maybe you can get away with just shimming the latch side.Īnother thing to try is remove the screws that hold the latch side Z Bar on one at a time. Sometimes I completely remove the storm door and reinstall it because of settling problems. If thats the case you may need to put shims behind the vertical Z-Bars of the storm door so that it is perfectly plumb and in alignment. It could be that the frame of the house has settled and thrown the door frame and the storm door out of alignment. In the last picture where the latch was photographed from the inside the door seems to stick out more at the top than at the bottom. I'm assuming the door worked fine when it was originally installed. Since the holes for the latch were punched into the Z Bar at the factory there should not be anything wrong with that. Hopefully the pictures attached can help show better than I can describe it. Even if you pull of push the door to try and latch it, it will not latch until you turn the handle.

The latch moves freely when you push it in without sticking. When the door shuts on its own it just bounces off of the frame and stays open, getting caught in the wind until you go over and turn the handle to latch it. I have a Larson storm door that will not latch unless you turn the handle manually to latch it.
