I've just had a new back door fitted, and the glass panels at the top of the door have been padded out with about a 10mm thickness of filler as the door seems designed to take thicker glass than what has been supplied with it (which is supposedly 4mm, but it looks much thinner to me). Consequently, the beading has been bent out from the glass so that it meets with the moulded door frame properly.
A picture speaks a thousand words:
I am being a pedantic git or am I right to be thoroughly disappointed and what I see as shoddy workmanship. Are the restrictions on the thickness of glass that should be installed in external doors? I don't buy doors very often, and am no expert so opinions would be most appreciated.
Why is it that 9 times out of 10, "getting the professionals in" always results in disappointment.