Hello all, I am attaching pictures of an 18" pine closet door that I installed. Notice the gap at the top is a little larger than the gap on the strike plate and hinge side. Also note the hinge side gap is smaller than the strike plate side. The top gap is pretty consistent all the way across. The strike plate side is consistant all the way down about 1/8". The hinge side is consistent except the gap gets slightly smaller near the bottom of the hinge jamb. Notice in the picture the bottom hinge is cut out too much so the hinge is recessed into the door jamb. I also noticed that the company who made the door, Jeldwin, did a crap job of mortising the hinges and the door knob latch cover (see pictures). The door latch cover sticks out beyond the edge of the door about 1/16". The door is not rubbing when opening and closing except a very small rub because the door latch cover is sticking out too much but there is no wood on wood rubbing. All of the doors I bought had issues with the mortising not being done well and also the door stops are uneven (one was even broken). 2 of the 6 doors I bought had warped door jambs. The point of this post is for me to determine how much of the problems are caused by the poor quality control of the door maker and if there is anything that I can do personally to improve my install. I plan to mortise out the latch cover spot so it fits flush. Another thing I might do is put some wood filler over the bottom door hinge so the hinge is flush with the door jamb. Is the hinge side gap supposed to be the same as the strikeplate side of the gap?

Can someone give me a website where awning window screens are sold. Not the standard cranker style awning windows where 5 out of 10 crankers break. This is like the push out handle-lock awning style. Do they still make the screens that are like a little flap, allowing hand to get to handle and push out window and then close screen? Thanks!(either one or two handle style), thanks.