(08-25-2017, 08:22 AM)Phil Thien Wrote: Yeah, return it and buy a solid oak threshold.  Cut to fit, apply three coats of a decent floor finish, and add a sweep to the bottom of the door.

(08-25-2017, 10:17 AM)Roly Wrote: Will this LINK to the instructions for Endura products help ?    Roly

(08-25-2017, 08:49 AM)doobes Wrote: H'mmm. Why return it?

This is kind of an odd installation as the door opens inward to a set of three steps leading down into the garage.  The top "step" is pitched down and the threshold mounts on the step and floor of the house.  I put a spacer in to install the last threshold, and could do that again if need be.

Thought a more robust threshold would hold up better that POS I got from the Borg.

I did get a sweep for the door.

(08-26-2017, 04:11 PM)JGrout Wrote: Sadly the correct way is to remove the frame and set the new threshold 

You can make it work as a slip fit but the efforts to accomplish it are really not worth the effort it takes and removing the door is generally faster 

Joe

(08-26-2017, 07:44 PM)JosephP Wrote:
 

I put in a similar replacing an existing while i was replacing the outside frame to the door.  The one I replaced was installed wrong - when we bought the house the door was replaced as part of the contingency.  I'm pretty sure they just hung a new door and put in a new threshold.  After having replaced the exterior frame and the threshold, I am certain it would have been easy to put in a new pre-hung door than it was to replace the threshold like it was supposed to be.

I also had a hard time finding instructions.  The one I bought had poor diagrams, and I couldn't find info online either...