We just ordered new Pella windows. The person doing the final measurements mentioned that the screen on the patio door would be on the INSIDE and explained it had to do with how Pella does windows. We changed to a roll screen because I think it would be strange having screens inside the house. After he left I started to wonder about the other windows we ordered. Will their screens be on the inside also? We have 2 casement and 1 awning window, along with many double-hung windows. I really don't want screens INSIDE my house. Can anyone out there with Pella windows let me know? Thanks, Sherry

I'm finding that more and more of my doors and falling off its hinges and wanted to see the best way to resolve this without having to buy new doors. Today, I noticed my bathroom door was not closing right without having to slightly lift it. When I looked at the hinge, it was beginning to separate from the door. When I tried to tighten the screws, they wouldn't tighten any further and just kept turning. When I tried pulling the door away from the hinge, to my surprise, it came off without any struggle. So I went into Home Depot and bought an epoxy glue. Using the glue, I filled the holes hoping they would allow the screws to hold in better. While I was able to reattach the door, I don't think it will hold up for long because I still see a small gap. But when I started to my check other doors in the house, sure enough, almost all of them have begun to separate. So I wanted to see what the best way to fix this. Here are my options (at least what I think): [LIST] [*]Buy a new door [*]Continue to use an epoxy glue [*]Buy screws with a large diameter [*]Buy a different hinge with different hole patterns [/LIST] What are your thoughts and are there other suggestions?