📏 Frost King Adjustable Sill Threshold, 36" Length x 5.625" Width x 1.3125" Height, Aluminum, 3' Length x 5.625" Width x 1.375" Height, Mill Finish Review

I varnished the poly haul to prevent moisture from damaging the wood. He was naked and dry. After the polymer I used silicone to seal it in place and concrete anchors. While I was putting the final turns of the anchors in place, I placed the rubber grommets on the outer rim and checked the entire fit to make sure the water was draining and the door was a good seal at the bottom. I wish the producer would finish the bare work so I didn't have to.

The product generally works well. If you are new to this project, the manufacturer has a YouTube video for this particular product. The adjustable piece is a little tricky to put on without the washers slipping off. As stated in the instructions, the washers must lie flat on the surface or there will be problems. Make sure you have the correct external screws for your sleeper as these are not included.

Height adjustment screws do not work. Previous models of this product had springs to raise the sill. This block only has washers that go around the bolts. However, the washers don't fit properly, so turning the screws does nothing but loosen the screws. Undoubtedly, even if the pucks had landed correctly, the pressure of the foot would have easily released the puck and the threshold would have returned to its original position. As a professional builder, I can assure you that this product will…

This product is terrible. After assembling the saddle, I found that the holes in the "adjustable" part of the saddle weren't drilled correctly. There were two errors. The countersink wasn't deep enough so the screw heads weren't flush and the screws didn't go deep enough into the wood, making adjustment useless. So a simple project took an extra hour with all sorts of tools and glue and all that bullshit I was trying to avoid buying this product. Find another company to buy it from.

The riser bracket can be easily removed with an appropriately sized cruciform wrench. Oak strips are fastened with weak staples. The bottom big strip of wood that holds the thing together isn't oak; this is cheap wood. This product is worth the ten dollars I paid, but the retail price is usually around twenty-five dollars. I would return it if I needed to adjust the risers properly and I would of course pay full price. Luckily I was working with a swing door to a low security basement door. I…

This one has a wooden base plate that literally came loose in the first 60 seconds of installation when I gently pushed it between the door frames. It is attached with small thin staples - see photo. The wooden part under the sill is almost 2.5 cm smaller than the aluminum part, which allows all kinds of insects to get in, as it is very difficult to seal. I was hesitant to buy this after reading some reviews but it seems like a decently made sill is no longer available - it's all foreign made…

I ordered this based on the Revain reviews but have no idea why it got such a high rating. This thing is thin as hell and very poorly machined, and I have no idea how you can call this thing adjustable. I watched the video and followed the installation instructions, but the shims you use to adjust it are a joke. They appear as soon as you reach the threshold. I even tried head banging her further but it didn't help at all. Overall quality is junk. The aluminum bezel is simply nailed to the wood