HERCULES EXTRUDED Sliding Screen Door UNASSEMBLED

Product Description

Simply Stated, this is the best sliding screen door you can find. This door simply out classes the competition with its unusual strength. Designed and built to last. This quality sliding screen door is made of heavy duty extruded aluminum frame. The Hercules screen door includes 4 adjustable steel rollers, a flush mount auto latch handle with lock. All hardware and rollers have a limited lifetime warranty. Our door locks are designed to fit doors installed on the OUTSIDE of your house. Comes made to your size and color specifications. You can also choose what type of insect screening to include in your order. We recommend Super Screen.

Allow 1/8" manufacturing tolerance.

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Great screen door!

Posted by Unknown on Aug 6th 2019

We received the Hercules screen door (unassembled) and we put it together without problems. It is very good quality, and with minor adjustments, installed on our patio door easily.
good product

Posted by Alan Hendrickson on Aug 3rd 2018

I selected the "unassembled" Hercules model. And it seems to be excellent quality. I assembled the frame and "tested" it in the door opening and it seems to work fine.

Then I installed the screen. All went nicely according to the video (you do have to find the video on one of the other models, Metro should consider adding a link to the TOP END Hercules model.

I (obviously) do not know the long term durability, but it is VERY well built. I tried a cheap box-store door and those are NOT worth the time or money. It was a stop gap waiting for delivery and not expected to survive.

The door was 1/8" BIGGER than the dimensions I requested. I checked back with Metro and they assure that is "normal" manufacturing tolerances. I have worked with and for several manufacturing companies, and I would suggest they work to IMPROVE that. That is why I tested it BEFORE installing the screen, and will test again before I trim the excess screen. I hope is passes.

Many metal works companies can hold tighter tolerances. And OVERSIZE seems like it could be a problem to some people. I would encourage a GOAL or + 0" and - 1/8" for their manufacturing people.

And as a minor point, the corners of the cut material are VERY sharp. I took a flat file and very gently shaved off the end point. It would be VERY easy to sustain a nasty cut if not careful with assembly. They are even very sharp after the frame is assembled.

I hope Metro can make these minor improvements, as it is a VERY VERY nice and well built door.
Screen door makes my wife happy!

Posted by Unknown on Jul 18th 2018

Our patio door has been missing it's screen door for a while now. It was flimsy and broke and I couldn't get a replacement in it's size. Anyway because I was able to customize my screen door with Metroscreenworks, I give them a try.. Money well spent! The door is strong and glides easily. My door had to be assemble. If you can use a screwdriver and figure what a rectangle is, then you can do it.. when you unpack the box keep in mind that door parts has sharp ends before assembled, and make sure corners are flush before tightening screws. It took me about 30 minutes to install the mesh. Follow the instructions and take your time... After installation my wife was all hugs and kisses..lol.
Asome screen door.

Posted by Larry Aamold on Jun 13th 2018

Love the heavyweight frame, very easy to assemble.
Sturdy door

Posted by C Kent on May 7th 2018

I ordered the hercules with the pet screen. Very pleased overall. One corner was off a little bit on the miter, but it went together easily, and was fixed with a little fileing. Overall, this door is far superior to its predecessor. Seems very sturdy, and should last for years. The rollers are great too. Easy to adjust and ride very well in the tracks.
Great for salty hurricane prone coastal homes

Posted by Unknown on Nov 16th 2017

I live on Hatteras Island, aka 'Hurricane City'. Salty air and gale force winds are common. It's great for your health, not so much for screen doors. The wheels turn to rust or dust within 10 minutes of exposure. And the wind shreads screens. Very thankful for a screendoor that's "Hurricane-proof". Paid a lot, but has been a real blessing. Looking forward to replacing the others, and the window screens, too.
Great Door

Posted by Unknown on Sep 5th 2017

I have using replacement doors from big box stores and they - right from the beginning - feel wobbly. This door is a higher quality. I bought the highest level one and assembled it myself - very easy. The only problem for me was the width. The height was perfect because I measured so carefully. Unfortunately I didn't measure the width as carefully so it doesn't quite close. Still way better than those other doors.
Door Screen

Posted by tomandjulie2020@yahoo.com on Aug 28th 2017

I had to replace my crappy universal screen sliding door, so I decided to buy this one, I choose the highest priced one they had, because I wanted excellent quality. I saved money by assembling the screen door my self. It had all the items I needed to complete the screen door,
Pros: the door looks nice and is of good quality
It does slide nice,
I would buy from them again for another door.
Nice Product but overpriced

Posted by Unknown on Aug 6th 2017

The screen is very nice and sturdy. Easy to build and install, the dimensions were spot on as well.
This would be 5 stars but.....

Posted by David De Muth on Jun 26th 2017

The door itself was exactly as advertised. Cut exactly to my specs and extremely easy to assemble and spline for the screen.
My only issue was with the latch. But it's a big deal for me.
I have a 20 lb Maine Coon Cat that figured out how to open my last door so I needed something strong and secure. I'm not expecting this door to stop an intruder but I do need something that is secure when the door is closed. The door latch itself is very strong and built nicely. The hook part that attaches to the side jamb is a very soft metal that has a point that's supposed to keep the door shut. Unfortunately I can open this without using the spring loaded door latch. I'm thinking a redesign of the latch and hook should be looked at for a more secure design. If jiggling the door itself can open it then the whole point of it is mute.. I ended up going to home depot and getting a screw with a large head and shaving the head down to fit the door jamb while also allowing the door itself to slide past the latch and allowing the latch itself to hook the screw. The screw was cheap but the time it took to figure out what would work and fabricate it so the door latches 100% of the time took hours.... If anyone from metro would like photos of what I did please feel free to contact me and I'll send the finished result.
Honestly though, the door is strong and well built..