On November 14, Pears Home Improvements LTD from Worcester installed a window and a sliding door at my residence. However, the design of the sliding door included a double frame to accommodate ventilation at the top, resulting in an unsightly and aesthetically displeasing appearance. Upon completion, I inquired about this discrepancy, mentioning that I hadn't observed such a design in their showroom. Their response was that the showroom displayed older models (models misleading customers) and that this was the current design for new models. They also noted previous customer dissatisfaction with this aspect. I expressed my surprise at not being informed about this beforehand, especially considering their knowledge of previous customer concerns. The answer was that we had no choice and that they paid for that door. Yes, we have a choice, with my money I choose for myself, not you, I paid for it, not you. We can do it elsewhere, I could choose another door model, but I could not change the old one, so I had many options. Communication about what we do was probably more important than product details. - design, installation, thermal efficiency, communication = disappointed