Misaligned threshold plates?

[Plupp 170221]

Hi,
This can't be mounted correctly:

Looks the same on all doors, patio doors, and full-height windows.
The water that comes into the corner between the door and trim can run straight onto the concrete slab.

 

[SvanteC]

Hard to see up close like that. Can you take one from further away?

 

[andthe]

Why is the board where it is screwed in, unpainted?

 

[verktygsgurun]

No, it is not correctly mounted at all.
Regards, carpenter and professional window and door installer.

 

[Plupp 170221]

Why is the board where it is screwed, unpainted?

The house was delivered unpainted "weather-tight on the outside"

 

[Plupp 170221]

No, it is not installed correctly at all.
Regards, carpenter and professional window and door installer.

The plate should be installed before the trim and go underneath as it is done on all window sills:

 

[SvanteC]

Are those two different windows you photographed? I can't make sense of it.

 

[Guson]

The first image is a door threshold, the second image a window.

 

[Plupp 170221]

The first picture shows how it looks under all doors, patio doors, and windows that go all the way down to the slab. Incorrectly installed in my opinion.
The second picture shows how it looks at all the windows. Correctly done, I think.
I just want agreement before I start the process against the carpenter.

 

[verktygsgurun]

The first image shows what it looks like under all the doors, patio doors, and windows that go all the way down to the slab. Incorrect installation in my opinion. The second image is how it looks at all the windows. I think this is done correctly. I just want agreement before I start the process against the carpenter.

The window is right, but the door is wrong.
To be able to make a correct bend on a flashing, it must have a back edge. The back edge also makes the flashing more stable.