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Summer Savings on New Home Windows
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Wed Jul 29 07:31:06 2015
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 2015 07:31:07 -0400
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Northern United States. Steel and aluminum casemen wts and Steel Vertical Operators were used from the 1950s
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through the 1960s. Aluminum windows were used in the 1960 v3xw s through the present. Vinyl windows were establishe
d in the 1970s through the present. The last decade has al xwso seen the admission of composite materials such a
s fiberglass and vinyl-wood-polymer type pro 6v3xw ducts.
Wood "drop-in" replacement windows and vinyl windows are d v3xw esigned to sit in place of the existing sashes and are
constructed at 3 1/4" thickness in most cases. These type windo xwws sit in the opening where the top and bottom sas
h originally moved in their respective wooden " 6v3xw tracks" The 3xw stop between the two sashes must also be removed in thi
s type of refurbishment or retrofit installation. It r wequires minimal movement of existing trims both inside and out.
The alternative is to replace the entire wood window including ja xwmbs. This requires the reworking of interior and
exterior wood trim to accommodate the size of the modern w wood window. Modern wood windows are available in with
4 9/16" jambs as a standard feature but can be equipped with "j 6v3xw amb extensions" to extend to This is to accommodat
e the wall thickness as needed.
Modern windows have two or more layers of glass. In the Unite 3xw d States, the Energy Code sets certain standards for
performance of products installed in homes. These codes now requi xwre Low-E Glass in all residential homes.
Low-E is a film that is several layers of metal poured micros wcopically thin over the surface of newly poured glass
. This heat reflective film is transparent but can be darker or ligh 6v3xw ter depending on the type and manufacturer. Thi
s data is rated in Visible Light Transmission. Darker glass wit v3xw h heavier Low–E will have less VT. The NFRC rates mos
t energy star rated window manufacturers.
Low-E glass is up to four times m 6v3xw ore efficient than clear glass.
Other options include triple-glazing (a third pane of glass), 3xw higher quality spacers between the panes, which reduce
the failure rate and conduction that allows seal failure. This cr xweates "fogging" or condensation to form between the
panes. Modern windows also have optional gases between the pa wnes that have higher insulative qualities than air, such
as argon or v3xw krypton gases.
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d in the 1970s through the present. The last decade has al wiso seen the admission of composite materials such a
s fiberglass and vinyl-wood-polymer type pro fc1wi ducts.
Wood "drop-in" replacement windows and vinyl windows are d c1wi esigned to sit in place of the existing sashes and are
constructed at 3 1/4" thickness in most cases. These type windo wiws sit in the opening where the top and bottom sas
h originally moved in their respective wooden " fc1wi tracks" The 1wi stop between the two sashes must also be removed in thi
s type of refurbishment or retrofit installation. It r iequires minimal movement of existing trims both inside and out.
The alternative is to replace the entire wood window including ja wimbs. This requires the reworking of interior and
exterior wood trim to accommodate the size of the modern w iood window. Modern wood windows are available in with
4 9/16" jambs as a standard feature but can be equipped with "j fc1wi amb extensions" to extend to This is to accommodat
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Modern windows have two or more layers of glass. In the Unite 1wi d States, the Energy Code sets certain standards for
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Low-E is a film that is several layers of metal poured micros icopically thin over the surface of newly poured glass
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s data is rated in Visible Light Transmission. Darker glass wit c1wi h heavier Low–E will have less VT. The NFRC rates mos
t energy star rated window manufacturers.
Low-E glass is up to four times m fc1wi ore efficient than clear glass.
Other options include triple-glazing (a third pane of glass), 1wi higher quality spacers between the panes, which reduce
the failure rate and conduction that allows seal failure. This cr wieates "fogging" or condensation to form between the
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