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   G80104 | May 30, 2002 03:32am | #1

   Best luck I have had for the money is Larson Storm Doors. The Depot sells them. Try a web search for them , Best of luck!

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   ahneedhelp | May 30, 2002 04:56am | #2

   I don't know about doublewides, but I was pleased with Larson's higher end full-view door with brass hardware.

   Both Home Dump and Lowes sells them for around $200+.

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   cameraman | May 30, 2002 06:45am | #3

   Just installed a Pella full glass door, very impressed with the quality!

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   ahneedhelp | May 30, 2002 02:37pm | #4

   Pella makes storm doors ?

   I guess a full-glass door would serve double duty.

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   cameraman | May 31, 2002 05:48am | #5

   Yep!

   Lowes, 1 5/8" thick, insulated, full glass, real nice brass lock set with dead bolt, closer top & bottom, colors. Ours was 36" green with a fancybrass leaded type glass and screen, $289.00. The best part was the cashier was talking on the phone while she was ringing us up a didn't scan the $83.00 glass. Our style door you picked out the door, then your lock set, & then the type of glass for the door. One of the more pricer doors @ $289.00, a plain glass door was $219.00.

   Love Lowes they always under charge me!!!

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   BryanKlakamp | May 31, 2002 06:34am | #6

   So, if you did a remodeling job for someone and forgot to charge them for the $1,000.00 patio door you just installed, you wouldn't ask for it later?"Objects in mirror appear closer than they are."

   Klakamp Construction, Findlay, Ohio

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   Mugsy | May 31, 2002 04:45pm | #7

   Walking out of the store with an item you knowingly did not pay for is theft.  The same as if you broke in after hours with a crowbar.

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   OneofmanyBobs | May 31, 2002 05:10pm | #8

   If they ring up the wrong price on the scanner (so long

   as its cheaper) its mine for that price. Its an actual law.

   If they insist on counting 100 brackets and come up with

   92 when I told them its 100, too bad. If they forget to charge

   me for a $2 item, I usually remember. If they forget to

   charge me $100, I always remember and tell them. Certainly

   a "do unto others" situation. If I would mind having it done

   to me, I don't do it to somebody else.

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   Mugsy | May 31, 2002 05:19pm | #9

   You're correct about the wrong price ringing up, I believe. But that's not what happened here.  He knew the $83 glass was on his cart and the checker did not ring it up.  That's why most of these large stores have additional checkers at the door. Just catching that one item would pay the salary of the checker.

   Ps  To come in here and brag about it really shows how much the moral values of this country have slipped

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   OneofmanyBobs | May 31, 2002 08:16pm | #10

   I'm not sure that the moral values in this country were all that

   high to begin with. A lot of the early population started out

   indentured, exiled, or slaves. Women couldn't vote. Whether your

   opinion counted was (and still is) a function of your wealth.

   Its considered improper to cheat or oppress a member of your

   own religion or ethnic group, but to hell with those (fill in

   the epithet of your choice.) Everyone is equal, but really,

   just between us, everyone who's not one of US is inferior.

   The older I get, the more frustrated I am with the hypocracy.

   But, I digress. I wouldn't brag about stealing something or

   feel proud that I did.

   - "There are only two kinds of people in this world: those who

   divide people into two groups and those who do not. I subscribe

   to the latter."

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   UncleDunc | Jun 01, 2002 01:03am | #11

   There are three kinds of people in the world. Those who can count and those who can't.