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Fenestration Station FAQ

Got questions about architectural windows, custom storefront installations, or energy efficiency? Explore our expert guide below.

Who are your window and door suppliers?

Great question! We work with a wide range of trusted suppliers, including Ply Gem, JELD-WEN, Alliance, Lynden, Trimlite, Wescon, Fenstur, BC Door, Gentek, Everlast, Everwood, Windowland, Shuswap Millwork, Schlage, Taymor and LiftMaster, among others. You can explore product catalogues on the manufacturers' official websites or visit our showroom in Salmon Arm. Our experienced sales team can walk you through the available options, product details and warranty information.

What glass is best for a professional-looking storefront?

Tempered glass is a popular choice for commercial storefronts because of its strength and safety characteristics. It is commonly used in storefront windows, entrances and glass partitions. The best option depends on your project, building requirements and intended application.

Can I buy interior doors built for soundproofing?

Yes! Some interior doors are specifically designed to reduce sound transmission and provide greater privacy. Our team can help you explore suitable door options for your space.

What is the most energy-efficient exterior door?

Insulated steel and fibreglass doors are excellent options for energy efficiency. Look for features such as insulated cores, Low-E glass where applicable, quality weatherstripping and proper installation. These help reduce heat loss and improve comfort inside your home.

What brands do you sell for garage doors?

We work with trusted garage door brands, including Richard Wilcox, Steel-Craft, Amarr, Hormann. We also offer LiftMaster garage door openers. Contact our team to discuss the right option for your home.

Why is there condensation on my window?

Window condensation occurs when humid air comes into contact with a surface that is cooler than the air's dew point. It can appear on the inside or outside of a window and does not necessarily mean the window is defective. To help manage indoor condensation, use bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans, maintain good ventilation, keep blinds open when possible and ensure warm air can circulate around your windows.

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Our team is happy to help you find the right windows, doors or garage door solution for your project.