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#1
Anyone familiar with LBL vinyl windows? LBL is out of Troutdale, Oregon.

Thanks in advance [Smile]

Susan
Susan
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#2
I'm not sure what you want to know about them.

But This is their "limited lifetime" Guarantee.

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#3
Susan - remember something about "Coastal Windows" in your house design - have they fallen out of favor? How does LBL compare to Coastal?

Thanks,
Joey
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#4
Menehune,
Yes, we were interested in the Coastal, but not within our budget.

Susan
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#5
My brother is a contractor in Hollywood and has accounts all over the city so when I was buying windows for my home I first went to some wholesale connections he has in L.A.

Anyway, in the end I got the best price, including freight, from J&J Hardware in Hilo. Right across the street from Ken's Panckae House.

Go figure.
Assume the best and ask questions.

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#6
Rob,
Thanks for the suggestion. However, Jerry at J&J Hardware states they no longer quote windows due to the volatile freight charges.


Susan
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#7
I'm choking on votile freight charges too. I'm taking a loss on some shipments because of the increases.
Assume the best and ask questions.

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#8
I'll say this again, try KBS Building Supply on the Kona side. They were MORE than competitive when I needed windows for a building project (so much so that it was worthwhile to make a few trips over there to get them -- hey, you can only transport so much in a little Mitsubishi).

John Dirgo, R, ABR, e-PRO
Aloha Coast Realty, LLC
808-987-9243 cell
http://www.alohacoastrealty.com
John Dirgo, R, PB, EcoBroker, ABR, e-PRO
Aloha Coast Realty, LLC
808-987-9243 cell
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#9
If you are open to sizes & such, Habitat for Humanity in Kona has a shop where they sell new and used building supplies. They are fairly helpful over the phone 331-8010. All proceeds are used for new housing. Many of these items are overstock or wrong item bought. Some are remodeling removals.
We bought a couple of Coastals... the rest (vinyl awnings) have slight surface on the hardware arms, the Coastals have Stainless.... all are a couple of years old. Just another place for maintenance with little WD40, but something to note.
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#10
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Originally posted by jdirgo

I'll say this again, try KBS Building Supply on the Kona side. They were MORE than competitive when I needed windows for a building project (so much so that it was worthwhile to make a few trips over there to get them...)

You can also try asking Stan if he will send them over with Argus' order.... then only a few trips to Makaala St with the Skateboard! ha ha

Catherine Dumond
Blue Water Project Management
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