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Hey guys, Sean with American Window Concepts.
And today let's talk about an Anlin Malibu French door.
Let's go.
So we've talked about windows all the time.
We've talked about sliding patio doors.
Well, let's talk about the ever coveted French door.
Now this one here is going to be a four panel, right?
Cause you have these ends
and the screen means that it's an operable side light.
So we will show on the other side
how to unlock it and how it actually works.
It's really, really cool.
And what's good about that is
while you have these closed and locked,
you want some fresh air
and you don't want the bugs to come in,
you have your operable side lights.
You got your screen so that way bugs can't get in
and you have all the airflow you need
from the top to the bottom
and then the width of that sash itself.
So this one here is going to have the one inch Euro grid.
This is in our showroom.
So basically what we're trying to do is showcase
how it would look with grids,
how it would look with your side lights
for people who have maybe a six foot width to work with.
Right here, this is typically what you would find
on a six foot wide and it's a double wide.
It gives you plenty of space to go in and out.
It's a fantastic system.
This right here is going to be our traditional hardware.
All right, so this is got that little swoop to it.
There's also one called a contemporary hardware,
which has more of a straight look.
Very, very modern, very sleek looking.
It doesn't have any of this ornate look.
It's just a nice little square rectangular,
very, very straightforward.
So let's talk about opening.
So we have, obviously it's an exterior graded door.
Any French door is always going to come with a key.
So we're going to go ahead and we'll unlock this door.
And there we go.
With a lot of the old wood styles,
you have to unhook here and you would have to unhook here.
The problem is, is whenever you shake the door,
these things could get loose and the top would start
to kind of be loose at the top.
And I just didn't like that.
What Anlin has done is make it so that way
you unlock a deadbolt here and you just use your handle.
So this is really, really cool.
So look at this, look at how much space
you can put a table through here, a couch,
refrigerator, whatever you need.
It comes right through here.
Now let's close this up.
Welcome to the inside of your house
with your brand new French door.
Here's how you're locking the system and your handles.
So this is your active side.
You unlock this first, open it.
Opens really, really wide too.
Now this guy here, same thing.
There you go.
Look at how easy that is to open your French door.
You can make it so that way you open both all the time.
It's really, really nice.
When you lift up here, it's sending a deadbolt at the top
and one at the bottom.
This thing is beautiful.
So before I close this, let's open it up
because you don't want to damage your frames.
Close it, lift it all the way up.
And now you are locked, okay?
Same thing for this.
You close this, lift up, and that locks.
It sends more deadbolts into this panel and you lock it.
There you go.
You are secure.
Now let's talk about your side light, your active side light.
So you want to get some fresh air.
You want to leave those closed
because you have really no reason to have these open.
Great, let's open your side lights.
So top and bottom, it will open out.
And now you have fresh air coming in from the outside, right?
And you have these metal locks
that are keeping it shut and locked
whenever you don't want it to be open.
Push, because you have a compression seal.
So you have to push it and lock it.
And that is pushing really hard
against the Qlon compression seal on the outside.
It's the same seal as what you have on the main.
So really, really good against weather.
This is a beautiful example of a French door,
a four-panel French door that you can have in your home.
Doesn't matter if you have a French door now
and you want to get rid of it,
you just upgrade to something with a double lifetime warranty
acts as a last breakage, new hardware, high performing.
And these don't warp like wood doors.
You may have a system now where you go to try to close it
and it's hitting at the top or hitting at the bottom,
or you go to open it after it rains or something,
and you're like, ah, God, I'm trying to pull, you know,
and it's just so much.
Well, you're not going to have that with this
because it's vinyl.
Well, guys, thanks for watching the video
on a Malibu French door from Anlin.
There's different configurations you can get.
If you have any questions about it,
you can always go to our website
and you can look up the Anlin Malibu French doors,
warranties, things like that.
Fantastic, fantastic French door system.
Hopefully this helped.
If you have any questions,
leave them in the comments below and we'll talk soon.
Hey guys, if you live in the Ventura or Long Beach area
and are interested in a free in-home estimate,
go to our website, americanwindowconcepts.com
and we'll reach back out to you as soon as possible.
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