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DIY Transfer Casement Window Hardware
How to Transfer Casement Window Hardware Like a Pro (Without Calling One) So you’ve got your shiny new handcrafted wood casement sash from Fenster (nice choice, by the way), and now you're wondering: "What the heck do I do with this pile of old hardware still clinging...
Fenster Turns 25: A Quarter-Century of Saving Windows
We Are Fenster & Windows Is All We Do This month marks a big milestone for us at Fenster Components... we’re officially 25 years old! 🎉 That’s right, we’ve been saving windows, helping homeowners budget money, and keeping houses beautiful since the late...
How to Find Replacement Parts for your Windows
Windows are an integral part of both the exterior and interior of a structure. While the interior side of the window is largely protected, the exterior side is exposed to the elements day after day for years and, in many cases, decades. As a result, windows experience...
Caradco Windows: Yes, they do still exist!
The Caradco company is long gone, and JELD-WEN still hangs on to the name as a sales pitch (but doesn't really have Caradco replacement windows). But Fenster does! We have replicated multiple versions and styles of the Caradco windows line...
What is a Wood Window Sash?
Wood window sashes are an integral part of single-hung, double-hung or casement windows and are a popular choice for many homes. If you have wood window sashes, it’s important to understand what they are, the different types, and their pros and cons so you can...
The Ultimate Guide to Casement Window Parts
A casement window is a style of window in which the window sashes are attached to the side of the frame with one or more hinges. Where a single-hung or double-hung window has sashes that slide vertically or horizontally, a casement window can have one sash or two...
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What is a Wood Window Sash?
Wood window sashes are an integral part of single-hung, double-hung or casement windows and are a popular choice for many homes.
The Ultimate Guide to Casement Window Parts
Many parts come together to create a casement window and understanding these casement window part names will help you better understand and service the window.
Can You Replace Just Part of a Window?
You don’t need to replace the whole window and can only replace the part that needs attention. Each piece has its own purpose, but frequently the root cause isn’t impossible to fix. Frames, glass, sashes, and other components might all be considered for replacement, but the truth is that replacing the sash can fix a lot of the problems. Let’s find out what options are available.
Wood vs Vinyl Windows: Full Comparison & Preservation Guide
If you’re debating between wood and vinyl for your window project, read on. We’ll break it down—so you can protect your home’s charm, save money, and upgrade like a pro.
How to Identify Caradco Sashes
Caradco made quite a few different models over the years, each with some unique features. Here’s a quick guide to help you identify yours.
The Legacy of Norco Windows
Though Norco’s chapter in the window industry is closed, its windows remain in homes and buildings to this day. For homeowners with Norco windows, Fenster is here to help.