Not sure if they will sell material only though Fen. We had this discussion before from another guy.

Scrappy, just to clarify further as this post is getting somewhat muddled: There is (1) "Sunrise" door, and the manufacturer (Sunrise) also offers a lower cost line called Essentials. The product that I recommend is the "Sunrise", not the Essentials. While I do consider the Sunrise door to be a very good product, it would be third on my list of those three that I mentioned earlier. It has a mechanically fastened (knock-down) frame as opposed to the welded frame on both the Okna and Softlite lines. In addition, it is below the other two in both thermal and structural performance ratings (U-value, air infiltration, etc). That said, it's ratings and quality are still in the upper echelon, hence my recommendation. Ultimately, factors such as installation quality and price should be given proper weight as well... Hope that helps :)

Hi Doris, Andersen, Pella, and MI are all popular choices. We're big fans of Andersen Windows, I'm assuming you're looking at their 100 Series which is actually a "Fibrex" window and not exactly a vinyl. MI and Pella brands both offer builder grade windows which are typically more affordable. Is this new construction home for you? Does the color of the window matter or are you going for a standard white-interior, white-exterior? -Ariana

We are in the process of selecting the flooring for our kitchen, half bath and entryway remodel. We like LVP, as holds up well to water, kids, etc. There are so many to choose from, so we need some guidance. Higher end is fine.