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If you are in the business of selling window and door hardware, you have the opportunity to serve a wide range of potential customer markets. In this blog post, we will be taking a closer look at some of the potential customer markets for window and door hardware, including apartments, HUD, property management, homeowners, schools, colleges, hospitals, military bases, government, office buildings, hotels and motels, businesses, manufacturing plants, churches, nursing homes, assisted living housing, condos, and other markets.

Starting and growing a business in the window and door hardware industry can be a rewarding and lucrative endeavor. In this article we will begin by going over the basics in the window and door hardware industry, and ultimately share with you all you need to know on how to sell more window and door hardware as a business. Let’s begin:

Sash support systems, also known as sash weights or counterweights, are an essential component of older windows that use a sliding mechanism, known as a sash, to open and close. These systems use weights to counterbalance the sash, allowing it to be easily opened and closed by hand. In this blog, we will explain how to install sash support systems in your windows.

Patio door rollers are an important part of any sliding patio door. These rollers help the door glide smoothly along its track and provide support for the weight of the door. Over time, however, patio door rollers can wear out and need to be replaced. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of patio door rollers, how to remove and install them, and where to find high-quality rollers and roller assemblies.