A few direct questions quickly reveal whether you're dealing with a real maker who'll look after you, or a middleman chasing a sale. Here's what to ask.
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Whether they manufacture in-house, what profile/glass/hardware they'll use, whether they measure before quoting, who fits, and what after-sales covers.
Because in-house fitting keeps the maker accountable end to end; subcontracted fitting is where responsibility often slips.
Yes — a spec-level breakdown lets you compare quotes fairly rather than just on the bottom line.
Related guides covering this topic from other angles — different products, applications, or contexts.
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