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Krosswood Doors
Limited Warranty
What is covered? The Krosswood Doors Limited Warranty covers manufacturing
defects in materials or workmanship of doors, with the exceptions stated below.
How long coverage lasts. This limited warranty is NOT TRANSFERABLE and runs for
five years from the date of initial purchase from Krosswood Doors by the initial
wholesaler, distributor or other purchaser. If federal, state or provincial law limits or
restricts this prohibition on transfer, then the warranty period is effective for five years
from the date of initial purchase from Krosswood Doors by the initial wholesaler,
distributor or other purchaser.
What is not covered?
The following shall not be considered defects in materials or workmanship under any
circumstances and are not covered by this limited warranty:
Damage resulting from attempts to repair doors by persons other than Krosswood
Doors or its designated representative(s).
Knot size, shape or placement or any natural variation in color or texture of the
wood.
Rustic alder surface checks which are less than 1/8” in width and 5” long.
Variation in thickness, width, or length less than the industry standards.
Knife, molder or shaper marks which do not impair the dimensional integrity of
the door.
Damage caused by or resulting from improper machining by the pre-hanger.
Warping of any door, not exceeding 1/4” in plane of the door itself.
Problems due to misuse or abuse of the door.
Damage as a result of any cause beyond Krosswood Doors’ control (e.g. fire,
flood, earthquake, other acts of nature, or acts of third parties outside Krosswood
Doors’ control, including, without limitation, shipping companies).
Problems related to improper finishing of all six sides. These sides include: front,
back, top edge, bottom edge, left side and right side of the door.
Variation or unsatisfactory results in sheen or texture resulting from the field
application of paint, stain or lacquer or any other finishing material or damage
caused by extreme temperature.
Expansion or contraction of the door or other changes in form due to
environmental conditions, including, without limitation, changes in moisture,
temperature and humidity.
Panel shrinkage or misalignment, including, without limitation, the appearance of
unstained lines along the edge of a panel (may be caused by fluctuations or
differences in temperature or humidity).
Bowing or misalignment in the frame or jamb in which the door panel is hung, or
problems related to water and/or air infiltration due to improper assembly or
installation.

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