84 Lumber opens first Andersen showroom

84 Lumber has opened its first-ever Andersen Window & Door Showroom in Rockville, Md.

Officially open this week, the showroom is an extension of the Mt. Airy 84 Lumber store, serving the greater Washington, D.C. metro area. The move is the latest example of 84 Lumber's expansion efforts. 

“This is the first showroom of its kind, and we’re excited to work with Andersen on this new concept,” said 84 Lumber Chief Operating Officer Frank Cicero. “Andersen is a fantastic long-time partner of ours, and we truly believe in their products. We look forward to opening this location and hope it’s the first of many Andersen product showrooms for 84.” 

Customers will have the opportunity to speak with a specialist on their specific project needs and see a variety of window and door displays including: 

• An impressive collection of contemporary-styled patio and big doors, including pivot, folding, MultiGlide, pocket and pass-through options,
• Modern-style windows with custom colors, dramatic sizes, dynamic shapes, exotic woods and more,
• Smart Home enabled products featuring Verilock security sensors and Yale® Home locksets,
• Andersen’s full portfolio of replacement products for home remodeling and renovation.

“For customers who desire the tactile experience of seeing products in person, this new showroom offers customers the opportunity to discover products of unmatched quality and design and fully immerse themselves in an experience that helps bring their dream projects to life,” said Grant Davis, vice president and general manager of Andersen’s Residential and Commercial Pro Division. “The opening of this one-of-a-kind shopping experience marks a key milestone for both Andersen and 84 Lumber, a relationship spanning over 60 years.

Based in Eighty Four, Pa., 84 Lumber is the nation’s largest privately-held lumber and building materials supplier with more than 250 locations across the country, including lumberyards, component plants, engineered wood product manufacturing facilities, door and millwork shops, and design centers.