IMPORTANT NOTICE
Because all construction must anticipate some water infiltration, it is important that
the wall system be designed and constructed to properly manage moisture. Pella
Corporation is not responsible for claims or damages caused by anticipated and
unanticipated water infiltration; deficiencies in building design, construction and
maintenance; failure to install Pella products in accordance with Pella’s installation
instructions; or the use of Pella products in wall systems which do not allow for
proper management of moisture within the wall systems. The determination of the
suitability of all building components, including the use of Pella products, as well
as the design and installation of flashing and sealing systems are the responsibility
of the Buyer or User, the architect, contractor, installer, or other construction
professional and are not the responsibility of Pella.
Pella products should not be used in barrier wall systems which do not allow for
proper management of moisture within the wall systems, such as barrier Exterior
Insulation and Finish Systems, (EIFS) (also known as synthetic stucco) or other non-
water managed systems. Except in the states of California, New Mexico, Arizona,
Nevada, Utah, and Colorado,
Pella makes no warranty of any kind on and
assumes no responsibility for Pella windows and doors installed in barrier
wall systems. In the states listed above, the installation of Pella Products in
barrier wall or similar systems must be in accordance with Pella’s installation
instructions.
Product modifications that are not approved by Pella Corporation will void the
Limited Warranty.
Painting Instructions:
Wood door frame exteriors, premium steel door panels, sidelights are factory
primed. If a paint finish is desired, finish
the parts with two coats of a 100% latex paint that has a good blocking resistance.
On units with glass, do not bridge paint between the outer edges of the glazing
frame and the door panel. On fiberglass products, brush the paint in the same
direction as the simulated wood grain. Ensure that all exposed panel edges are
finished to minimize the chance of panel damage.
Failure to use the correct type of finish may result in a door that sticks shut. Ask a
qualified paint professional to specify a product with good blocking resistance.
FINISHING INSTRUCTIONS (CONTINUED)
