Prices Subject to Change. Pick up only, no delivery.
It can be very intimidating to be in the market for new windows whether it’s for a new home or existing home. You face the juggling act of trying to find the most energy efficient window while hoping not to break the bank. Make the wrong decision and you can be blowing thousands of dollars in product and labor.
Let me introduce you to our main window supplier, Sprouse Windows and Doors.
Sprouse makes fully extruded windows in White and Beige, if you need a color, they have a paint on process for the exterior of the window. See color chip sample for in stock paint colors. Custom paint colors available.
Sprouse manufacturers an all-vinyl window in the following configurations:
New Construction Double Hung
New Construction Single Hung
New Construction Double Slider
New Construction Single Slider
New Construction 3 Lite Slider
New Construction Casement
New Construction Awning
New Construction Picture
New Construction Sliding Glass Doors
Bay Windows
Replacement Double Hung
Replacement Single Hung
Replacement Single Slider
Replacement Double Slider
Replacement 3 Lite Slider
Replacement Picture Window
Replacement Awning
Replacement Casement
We think we have one of the best products on the market for several reasons. First of all, we are the only company that has Double Strength glass as a standard glass. Double Strength means just what it implies, twice as hard to break, twice as sturdy and heavy. There are also some other benefits that come with double strength glass that may not come to mind, such as noise reduction and energy efficiency.
Energy efficiency is another big item on the checklist of items to compare when pricing out windows. Two of the items used to rate the Energy efficiency of windows are called the U factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient SHGC.
U-Factor measures the rate of heat transfer and tells you how well the window insulates. U-factor values generally range from 0.25 to 1.25 and are measured in Btu/h. ft² °F. The lower the U-factor, the better the window insulates. Code and Duke Power Energy Star rating for windows in North Carolina is now .30.
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) measures the fraction of solar energy transmitted and tells you how well the product blocks heat caused by sunlight. SHGC is measured on a scale of 0 to 1; values typically range from 0.25 to 0.80. The lower the SHGC, the less solar heat the window transmits. In our area, the code for SHGC is .40
Different windows will have different ratings, our Double Hung New Construction windows come with Low E Extreme Glass which has a U factor of .27 on most windows and the SHGC rating is .21.
All our windows utilize Argon gas to establish the energy efficiency ratings. Because argon gas is denser than air, adding it to the captive air in double-pane windows improves thermal insulation efficiency. Used in conjunction with a special low-E (short for low emissivity) glass coating, argon gas windows bring the temperature of the window closer to room temperature.
The last item I’d like to point out about Sprouse Windows is that their employees care. You are not just calling a call center that knows you as a number and just wants you off the phone asap. You won’t have to wait for answers and resolutions with your problem as the people in the office treat any complaint as if it were the most important thing they are handling that day. I have a lot of suppliers in this business and I can tell you these folks stand miles above any other company.
Sprouse Replacement Windows
Includes: White Windows, Double Strength glass, Low E Glass with Argon, 3/4 Clear Glass, Head Expander, Sill Filler, Screws, Half Screen, Welded Sashes, Dual Night Latches, Integral Lift Rail, Double locks on windows over 25" wide.
To those of you who care, as we do, this product and its components are all AMERICAN MADE !
WINDOWS, DOORS AND MISC WAREHOUSE LLC
1624 Northside Drive
Statesville, NC 28625
704.872.6277
info@wdmwarehouse.com
Knotty Alder Barn Doors, one of our favorite types of wood. Just a clear coat and the grain just comes alive.
This is an item from our Wholesaler so it’s hit or miss if it’s in stock.
It’s a Masonite brand and it’s still in the plastic. They come with Masonite’s heavy duty Track system and handle.
We have other suppliers and other styles available from different suppliers but this deal is too good to be true.
A couple of points to keep in mind:
- Barn doors are 84” in height (A standard door will not work if the header height is standard).
-You do not want the width of the barn door to be the exact same size as your opening. Consider whether you want your barn door to cover the molding on your opening or not.
WINDOWS, DOORS AND MISC WAREHOUSE LLC
1624 Northside Drive
Statesville, NC 28625
704.872.6277
info@wdmwarehouse.com
We have a few different suppliers for wood doors. So if you’re looking for Mahogany, Knotty Alder or Fir doors, please follow the links below.
DSA is one of the few companies we deal with that will pre-stain a door. Please be sure to specify that you are interested in a prefinished door when calling for pricing.
DSA’s Website:
Tucker Door’s Catalog:
https://user-pkq16eh.cld.bz/Tucker-Rogue-Valley-Stock/10
WINDOWS, DOORS AND MISC WAREHOUSE LLC
1624 Northside Drive
Statesville, NC 28625
704.872.6277
info@wdmwarehouse.com
We have access to a large number of different style mouldings but do not keep all of them in stock… no room in the inn so to speak. We get in mouldings in every week, so the lead time is not extensive.
A few things you should know about mouldings:
- Mouldings can vary in price from time to time just like lumber prices so all prices listed below are subject to change.
- We have limited space but receive deliveries every Wednesday so if you have a big order or to ensure all the moulding you need is in stock, please call in advance.
- All MDF comes in 16’ lengths
- For individuals that are not contractors, most moldings come in 16’ lengths, keep this in mind when you are coming to pick up moldings.
- We always help you load but please make sure you have appropriate racket straps, etc … to secure your load.
1 x 10 x 16 MDF
1 x 10 x 16 Wood
1 x 12 x 16 MDF
1 x 12 x 16 Wood
1 x 2 Basswood
1 x 4 x 16 FJ Pine Primed
1 x 4 x 16 MDF
1 x 5 x 16 FJ Primed
1 x 5 x 16 MDF
1 x 6 x 16 FJ Pine Primed
1 x 6 x 16 MDF
1 x 8 x 16 FJ Pine Primed
1 x 8 x 16 MDF
Backband Pine
Base 3 1/4 Stain Grade
Base 3 1/4" Primed MDF
Base 3 1/4" Primed Wood
Base 4 1/4" Primed MDF
Base 4 1/4" Primed Wood
Base 4 1/4" Stain Wood
Base 5 1/4 Speed Stain Grade
Base 5 1/4 Speed MDF
Base 5 1/4 Speed Primed Wood
Base 7 1/4 Speed Primed Wood
Base 7 1/4" Speed Base MDF
Basecap Clear 1 1/8"
Basecap Primed Wood
Bed Molding 1 3/4"
Bed Molding 1 5/8"
Bed Molding 2 3/4"
*Brickmolding Primed
Brickmolding Fiber Woodgrain
*Brickmolding Primed Wood 17
*Brickmolding Vinyl - 17'
Brickmolding w/J CHANNEL
Casing 356 Clear Wood - 7''
Casing 356 Clear Wood Random Lengths
*Casing 356 MDF - 16'
*Casing 356 Primed Wood-7'
Casing 356 Wood - 16'
*Casing 445 Primed Wood 7
Casing 366 Wood Random Lengths
Casing 442 Primed Wood
Casing 442 Stain Grade
Casing 444 MDF
Casing 444 Primed Wood 14'
*Casing 445 MDF - 16'
Casing 445 Primed Wood 16''
Casing 445 Stain 7'2"
Casing 470 MDF
*Casing RB3 MDF
Casing RB3 Primed Wood
Casing RB3 Primed Wood 7'2"
Casing SM 213 MDF
*Chair Rail 3 1/2" MDF
*Chair Rail Backer MDF 5 1/4"
*Corners Clear Wood
Crown 2 1/4 Primed Wood
Crown 2 1/4 Stain Grade Wood
*Crown 2 3/4 Primed Wood
Crown 2 3/4 Stain Grade Wood
Crown 3 5/8 FJ Primed Wood
*Crown 3 5/8 MDF
Crown 3 5/8 Stain Grade Wood
*Crown 4 5/8 MDF
Crown 4 5/8 Primed Wood
Crown 4 5/8 Stain Grade Wood
Crown 5 1/2" MDF Cove Crown
*Crown 5 1/4" MDF
Crown 6 5/16 MDF Cove Crown
Crown Cove 6 5/16
Crown Cove 8
*Crown Curtis 5" MDF
Crown Pine 4 5/8"
*Door Stop Clear SM 935
*Cove/Inside Corner
*Interior Jambs 8' Primed 4 9/16”
*Interior Jambs Primed 6/8 -6 9/16"
*Interior Jambs Primed Wood 4 9/16” - 6/8
Interior Jambs Stain 6 5/8 x 6/
Interior Jambs Stain 6 5/8 x 8'
Interior Jambs Stain 4 9/16” x 8' Grade
*Interior Jambs Stain Grade 4 9/16” x 6/8
*Lattice PVC
*Lattice Strips
*Mullion 2" Stain
*Mullion Pine 1 1/2"
Mullion Pine 1 1/4"
Nickel Gap Siding 1 x 6
Nickel Gap Siding 1 x 8
*Primed Door Stop 16'
PVC 1 x 10 x 18 S4S
PVC 1 x 4 x 18 S4S
PVC 1 x 6 x 18 S4S
PVC 1 x 8 x 18 S4S
PVC 1/4 Round
PVC 5/4 x 12 x 20 S4S
PVC 5/4 x 4 x 20 S4S
PVC 5/4 x 6 x 20 S4S
PVC Lattice
PVC Ram Crown
Quarter Round 1/2 x 1/2"
*Quarter Round Pine 11/16”
Quarter Round Pine 1 1/16"
*Quaker Round Primed
*Shoe Mold Primed
*Shoe Mold Stain Grade
*Window Stool 5 1/4 FJ Primed
We constantly have opportunities to buy random molding at great prices. Currently, we have Rope moldings, Decorative trim pieces, Duck casing, Floral casing, Fluted 1/2 rounds, Etc.
Please call for column pricing!
To view the full Smith Millwork Catalog:
http://online.pubhtml5.com/jnnh/awvt/
WINDOWS, DOORS AND MISC WAREHOUSE LLC
1624 Northside Drive
Statesville, NC 28625
704.872.6277
info@wdmwarehouse.com
FIBERGLASS VS. STEEL
The Debate:
I can give you the standard response to “should I buy steel or fiberglass” and will in just a moment. First, however, I believe that you need to look at various factors in deciding the right product for your project.
Is it in an area where there are weather concerns? If it’s in an area that receives exposure to extreme blowing storms you may want to consider fiberglass doors which won’t rust.
If your door is under a covered roof on a porch or in a screened in or sunroom you may just want a steel door.
If your door has panels in the face of the door (for example a 6-panel door), you may want to consider a fiberglass door …. they do not dent when kicked or hit with a bag of groceries.
If you are purchasing a door with full glass (no panels) the issue of denting becomes less of a problem. With a steel door, a dent can easily be repaired on a flat surface. Another point worth noting here is that all steel doors are not the same, there are different gauges of steel with the smaller the number meaning the thicker the steel. Our Masonite doors and Taylor Steel doors are 24 gauge, unlike the other stores that are 26 & 28 gauge.
Fiberglass doors are considered just as strong as a steel door.
What is your budget? Smooth fiberglass is more expensive by about $ 80 - $100.00 per door on commodity doors. On 3/4 glass or Craftsman style, it can be even more. Wood Grain Fiberglass doors are more expensive than Smooth Fiberglass by $ 80 - $ 100.00 per door and if you are staining them the process is a lot more labor intensive and will cost you more.
Wood Grain Fiberglass is easier for an individual painting their own door to finish without worrying about brush strokes.
Wood Grain Fiberglass shows the wood grain through the paint, unlike a wood door… not sure that’s a good thing.
Fiberglass doors are insulated for energy efficiency.
Our steel doors are insulated for energy efficiency (believe it or not, not all steel doors are).
Fiberglass panels are more distinct than a panel punched in steel and have more detail.
Wood Grain Fiberglass can be stained to simulate a real wood door without the maintenance involved in a wood door.
Neither Fiberglass nor Steel doors do well in full exposure direct sun bearing down on them in the hottest part of the day.
If you’ve read down this far and are still looking for my opinion on Steel vs. Fiberglass….
If you can afford it Fiberglass is definitely the way to go.
Most lumber yards buy from a supplier that carries a handful of the designs you see pictured here in different glass sizes. For instance they may have the Sylvan in full glass, 1/2 glass, craftsman, 3/4 glass etc… we have access to all of Western Reflections designs and sizes.
Click the link below to see all the glass styles available:
https://www.western-reflections.com/
WINDOWS, DOORS AND MISC WAREHOUSE LLC
1624 Northside Drive
Statesville, NC 28625
704-872-6277
704-308-1494 (TEXT PHONE LINE)
info@wdmwarehouse.com
Masonite Molded Interior Doors.
Prices subject to change
Things you will need to know before you order a door slab:
- If you are ordering just a door slab and plan to use your existing frame, it is important to know that the width on a molded Interior door can vary from the full call size, example: 2/8 = 32” or a door that is 1/4” smaller 2/8 = 31 3/4”. Measure carefully before placing your order. All heights are 80” if you find that your door has been cut down and altered the reasons are usually to accommodate a hardwood floor or thick carpeting. This will result in a door having to be modified to fit your opening.
Things you will need to know before you order a prehung door:
- Do you need a frame thickness of 4 9/16”, 6 9/16”, or do you need a custom frame?
- What color hinges would you like? Standard are Oil Rubbed Bronze, Satin/Brushed Nickel, Black, and Brass.
- Do you need a specific molding to match the rest of your house? Casing normally comes in 2 1/2” (356), 3 1/4” (445) or 3 1/2” (RB3), Another popular option is to run flat stock 1 x 4.
- Do you want Solid Core or Hollow Core? This is not an all or nothing option, feel free to mix them as the layout of your house deems necessary; Do you have a powder room, laundry, child’s room or master bedroom you’d like to deafen the noise in or from?
Pricing varies according to the options you choose:
Additional for Solid Core
Additional for 3 1/4” Casing
Additional for 1 x 4 Casing
Additional for RB3 Casing
Please call for pricing on other styles and options.
Most orders are filled within 2 weeks , prices subject to change.
Wood Interior Doors:
Our 2 most popular styles are the 2 Panel Arch door with V-Grooves made out of Knotty Pine and the 6 Panel Clear Pine Doors:
- 2 Panel Arch Top Knotty Pine with V-Grooves in a standard 2/0, 2/4, 2/6, 2/8 or 3/0 in a 4 9/16” Stain Grade Jamb
- 6 Panel Clear Yellow Pine in a standard 2/0, 2/4, 2/6, 2/8 or 3/0 in a 4 9/16” Stain Grade or Primed Jamb
There are a number of different options available if you are trying to match an older style door in your remodel, please feel free to contact us, send a picture and we will be happy to see what we can find for you.
Interior doors with glass are also available, please check back for future pictures.
To view more options for interior doors:
https://view.publitas.com/masonite-international/mic-19053-2020-int-catalog-digital/page/1
http://www.jenkinsmillworkllc.com/Int%20PDF/Frameport_America_Catalog-Nov_2015.pdf
WINDOWS, DOORS AND MISC WAREHOUSE LLC
1624 Northside Drive
Statesville, NC 28625
704.872.6277
Text Only Phone 704.308.1494
info@wdmwarehouse.com
