Given that 门店 (lit. "door shop") = "outlet", how do you say "door shop"? 门店 (mén​diàn​)
CC-CEDICT: (retail) store

(We might otherwise translate 门店 to &quot;outlet&quot;.)
This raises the question as to what you would call a shop that sells doors, given that 门店 (which literally translates to 门 = &quot;door&quot; and 店 = &quot;shop&quot;) has another meaning.  If I were to guess, I'd say 门店 also means &quot;door shop&quot; and the listener can deduce this from the context.  However, Baiduing &quot;去门店买门&quot; doesn't give much, so I'm not sure.
Question: Given that 门店 = &quot;outlet&quot;, how do you say &quot;door shop&quot;?
門業公司 or 大門設計 if you are looking for a shop that sells just doors, perhaps designer doors. But most shops carry other items as well, so it is common practice to visit a 門窗公司, 裝修公司, 廚櫃公司, or 木業公司 for the wooden product, or a 五金行 for the metallic bits.